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... Friends of Colonization in Africa . The Friends of Colonization actually opposed any education for the Negroes beyond training them to be leaders of their race in Africa . Letters from selectmen of the town to the Norwich , Conn ...
... Friends of Colonization in Africa . The Friends of Colonization actually opposed any education for the Negroes beyond training them to be leaders of their race in Africa . Letters from selectmen of the town to the Norwich , Conn ...
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... friends agreed to go . Miss Greene was a clever and lovely girl , added Alford , but she was a rabid Abolitionist . And he warned Phillips and Sumner to look out or she would talk them both into that ism before they suspected what she ...
... friends agreed to go . Miss Greene was a clever and lovely girl , added Alford , but she was a rabid Abolitionist . And he warned Phillips and Sumner to look out or she would talk them both into that ism before they suspected what she ...
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... Friends split between the cautious and conservative and the radicals . Rural Friends took more readily to Aboli- tionism than the Quakers in commercial centers such as Baltimore , Phil- adelphia , and New York . ( pp . 114 , 141 , 153 ...
... Friends split between the cautious and conservative and the radicals . Rural Friends took more readily to Aboli- tionism than the Quakers in commercial centers such as Baltimore , Phil- adelphia , and New York . ( pp . 114 , 141 , 153 ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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Nerodoma skirsnių: 58
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Prophet of Liberty The Life and Times of Wendell Phillips Oscar Sherwin Trumpų ištraukų rodinys - 1958 |
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