30

650

Palfrey, John Gorham, 24, 26n; quotes Douglass,
26n

Palmerston, Henry John Temple, Lord, 17n, 166,
166n

Panic of 1873, 502n

Paradise Lost (Milton), 290, 290a

Paris, France, 274n, 287—88n, 452; antislavery
conference in (1857), 26n; Confederate diplo-
mats in, 117n; Douglass in, 135n; St. Bar-
tholomew’s Day massacre in, 598; Theodore
Tilton in, 135n

Paris Commune, 291n

Parker, Theodore, 215n, 378, 423; eulogizes
John Quincy Adams, 397n, 572n; on great-
ness, 397n, 572, 572n

Parker Fraternity Lectures, 240, 592

Parker House, Boston, Mass., 24, 183

Parliament (Great Britain), 1l7nn, 213n; aboli-
tionists in, 228n; British Museum and, 546n,
compared to United States Congress, 166; Jew-
ish members of, 374n; members of, 374n;
slaveholders in, 222

Parmely’s Hall, Peoria, Ill.: Douglass at, 598

Paschal, George W., 145n

Payne, Daniel A., 39—40n

Payne, Lewis: See Powell, Lewis Thornton

Peace Democrats, 10, 33n; in Illinois, 131n;
in Ohio, 472n. See also Copperheads; Demo-
cratic Party

Peace of Augsburg (1555), 189n

Peck, Nathaniel Charles, 39—40, 39—40n

Peckham, Lillie, 218

Peel, Sir Robert, 166

Pennsylvania, 97, 128n, 134-35, 162n; black
suffrage in, 122, 122n; Civil War in, 117—18,
591; Democratic Party in, 276; Douglass in,
333; Douglass speaks in, 86, 149, 240; elec-
tion of 1863 in, 11n; Free Soil Party in,
Liberty Party in, 409n; politicians of, 442n,
454n, 549, 549nn, 568; Republican Party in,
276n, 333

Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 549n

Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Aboli-
tion of Slavery, 407, 408, 409

Pennsylvania State House, Philadelphia, Pa.,
l40n

People's Savings Bank (Washington, D.C.), 550n

Peoria, Ill.: Douglass speaks in, 240, 595—96,
598—99

Pepper, Calvin, 97

Perham, Sidney, 329n

INDEX

Perry, Benjamin F., 592—93

Perry, Oliver Hazard, 479n

Perry Cabin Farm, 479n

Persia, 494

Personal liberty laws, 53, 53n, 83, 260—61

Peterborough, N.H., 402, 402n

Peters, Charles H., 283n

Petersburg, Va., 71n, 133n, 303

Petersilia, Carlyle, 240

Peterson, William, 75—76n

Phenix Hall, Concord, N.H.: Douglass at, 401

Philadelphia, Pa., 39n, 92—93n, 128n, 135n,
136n, 212, 261n, 330, 332n, 383, 472n, 575nn,
581 ; Andrew Johnson speaks in, 159n; banks in,
582n; blacks in, 383n; Civil War and, 591; com-
pared to Washington, D.C., 450; Douglass in,
409, 475; Douglass speaks in, 3, 123—33, 134—
38, 139—46, 407—14, 591, 602—03; Freed-
man's Bank in, 383n, 561; as national capital,
454n, 457; newspapers in, 409n; U.S. Centen-
nial Exhibition at, 408n, 408—09, 417, 477, 618

Philadelphia Christian Recorder, 414

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 128n, 134

Philadelphia National Reformer, 383n

Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, 575n

Philadelphia Press, 475, 576n; supports Doug-
lass, 475

Philadelphia Public Ledger, 407

Philip II (king of Spain), 188n, 190n, 190—92,
191n, 192—93n, 195nn, 316; acts of cruelty by,
594—98; assassination of William of Nassau
and, 595—96; Netherlands Revolt and, 594—98

Phillips, Samuel M., 313

Phillips, Wendell, 407, 412; American Anti-
Slavery Society and, 80, 199, 201, 259; black
migration to Midwest and, 510; black suffrage
and, 60—61 , 63, 68—69, 69n, 80; disunionism
and, 204; Douglass praises, 86, 268, 296, 398;
emancipation and, 69n; influences Douglass,
43; mobs attack, 522, 522n; quoted, 212, 370,
370n; racial attitudes of, 607—08; Reconstruc-
tion and, 60n, 61n, 68—69; Charles Sumner
and, 355; woman suffrage and, 395; women's
rights and, 177, 177n, 213

Phillips Academy, Exeter, N.H., 26n

Phoenicians, 93n

Pictures: characteristics of, 358

Pierce, Franklin: administration of, 155, 156n,
227n; Fugitive Slave law and, 404; racial atti-
tudes of, 601

Pierrepont, Edwards, 333, 336n