Lift Up Thy VoiceChronology
Major Characters
Prologue:
“. . . we defied the law of South Carolina”
PART ONE: THE GRIMKÉ SISTERS
One:
“They shall be your bondmen for ever . . . “
Two:
“. . . a stern and relentless God”
Three:
“He trod the pulpit like a giant . . . “
Four:
“. . . and blood flowed in streams”
Five:
“The ground on which you stand is holy ground . . . “
PART TWO: THE GRIMKÉ FAMILY
Six:
“. . . lift up thy voice like a trumpet . . . “
Seven:
“. . . we will go and work together”
Eight:
“We Abolition Women are turning the world upside down . . .”
Nine:
“. . . that great earthquake . . . “
Ten:
“. . . go on! go on! . . . “
PART THREE: THE GRIMKÉ BROTHERS
Eleven:
“Everyone was for himself . . . “
Twelve:
“. . . through the lonely dark . . . “
Thirteen:
“A cowardly and sinful silence . . . “
Fourteen:
“. . . the means which God uses to arouse the sleeping conscience”
Fifteen:
“You hang him to a tree . . . “
Epilogue:
“. . . the crisis has come . . . “
Author’s Notes
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
