Anne Hutchingson and Freeborn Garrettson

In 1637, Anne Hutchinson was tried at the Massachusetts Bay Colonial Governor. During the exam she acknowledged that she had experienced God's "direct revelation." She said, "My voice to my soul from my soul." After talking with the authorities, John Winthrop concluded "... this is the root of all mischiefs." She got guilty and was expelled from the colony. In 1775, Freeborn Garrettson also had a similar mysterious experience.

However, others opposed the advertisement of slave owners and encouraged slaves to take off. Mary Anshad is a black woman from Delaware who settled in Canada - it is not born in slavery. She wrote a pamphlet of 45 pages entitled "Advocacy for Immigrants" for African Americans, or an ethical, social and political memo in West Canada. Anti-slavery society emerges in cities and towns in North America, and new immigrants are welcome. However, sympathy for newcomers has been so far. There is another conference that hopes to end black immigrants against all conferences supporting the abolition of the death penalty. Some civilians openly demand that slaves be returned

Africans also occupied an important position in reformist movement after the revolution. "Black Harry Hosier" often speaks with Methodist leaders Francis Asbury, Thomas Cork, Freeborn Garretton, but his race is against white people. Other African methodist missionaries working in Virginia and Maryland. Sometimes, when Africans obey African missionaries, tension develops from time to time. At one point, the white methodist who spoke to the congregation of mixed ethnic groups lost his African audience when African Methodist missionary joined him. When Africans began to preach, the African audience said, "Since I was walking around soon, I might pray with a sermon at the church." One congregation was led by an African American named Absalom Jones, the first of which was called the African Church, but later renamed St. Thomas.

Like most black people in Philadelphia, Elisa is also free. She said that Philadelphia is the best city for freeing slaves and African freedom. Quakers here did not insist on slavery and tried to convince others that slavery violated God's will. It is obvious that the treatment of blacks is different from whites' treatment, it is obvious that you can see it, but Eliza can not tell her what to do and where to go, I can not defeat it. When I was eight years old, she received a letter saying that her husband was killed by a runaway horse. That was her worst day. She did not say a word for a couple of months. My father was dead for two years, so my mother knows what is in Eliza's heart. They all use a big spoon to make up for their sorrows, that is what the mother said. It took a couple of years, but the smile slowly returned to Eliza 's face. She is not sour like a mother