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By 1859, the conflict between North and South challenged Garrison's "peace man" status.

Actors, antique radios, and the greatest prank of all times.

Letters from a library archive come alive in the American Experience documentary.

In 1857 the Supreme Court ruled against Dred Scott, a slave who sought freedom.

The raid on Harpers Ferry failed, but Brown successfully brought attention his cause.

Abolitionists were surprised by the vehement reactions to their 1835 postal campaign.

Douglass questions the pacifism of white abolitionists such as William Lloyd Garrison.

Uncle Tom's Cabin was published in 1852 and changed American opinions on slavery.

In the 1930s, Americans worried when radio programs were interrupted by news bulletins.

During the height of the Great Depression, radios were being purchased by the millions.

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