Black Abolitionist Papers (ProQuest)

Black Abolitionist Papers (ProQuest)
Features newspapers articles, manuscripts, letters, pamphlets, proceedings, and books written by African Americans actively involved in the movement to end slavery in the United States between 1830 and 1865.

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African-American History During Slavery - HIS 2291
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Early American Republic - HIS 8021 - Whitney Martinko
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English
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Gender and the Civil War - HIS 8002 - Judith Giesberg
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Investigating U.S. History - HIS 2000 - Gina Talley
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Race, Class, Gender
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Slavery in the Modern World - HIS 1150 - Judith Giesberg
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