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Basil Dorsey: Description of Dorsey by A.G. Hill

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The life of a self-emancipated former slave. Sunday, January 13, 2008. Description of Dorsey by A.G. Hill. Mecca" crossed out] Sanctuary. Of the Colored Race”. Basil Dorsey an intelligent and genial man came here early and after the [cannot make out word – perhaps “dissolution”] of the community became the teamster for the cotton mill which succeeded the silk mill and community [? Occupation, and later transformed into a braid mill. He married his second wife, daughter of A[? As a contractor, bought a fr...

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abolition « RSAP

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The Research Society for American Periodicals. Colonial era/early national (-1820). Civil War through Progressive Era (1860-1922). Modern period to present (1922-). Digitized collections – nonscholarly. Secondary and other non-archival sources. Furman University, Nineteenth Century Documents Project. By Intern Posted in antebellum (1820-1860). Civil war through progressive era (1860-1922). Colonial era/early national ( -1820). Furman University’s Nineteenth Century Documents Project. University of Virgin...

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Links | Massachusetts Sesquicentennial Commission of the American Civil War

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Civil War Week by Week. Massachusetts in the Civil War. Travel Guides to Civil War Sites in Massachusetts. The Civil War Across the United States. Abraham Lincoln Web Sites. Massachusetts in the Civil War. MassHome Directory of Massachusetts Civil War Web Sites. Directory of Web sites related to Massachusetts involvement in the Civil War, including an index of regimental histories. Massachusetts Civil War Research Center. Western Mass Civil War Sesquicentennial. The Civil War Round Table of Greater Boston.

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Maria Miller Stewart | Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame

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Talks on the Road. Connecticut Women's Heritage Trail. We Fight for Roses, Too. Talks on the Road. O, horrible idea, indeed! To possess noble souls aspiring after high and honorable acquirements, yet confined by the chains of ignorance and poverty to lives of continual drudgery and toil. Though she was already politically conscious, these tragic events seemed to compel Stewart to speak out against racial and gender discrimination with a renewed sense of faith in the possibility for change. Religion and t...

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The Research Society for American Periodicals. Colonial era/early national (-1820). Civil War through Progressive Era (1860-1922). Modern period to present (1922-). Digitized collections – nonscholarly. Secondary and other non-archival sources. Furman University, Nineteenth Century Documents Project. By Intern Posted in antebellum (1820-1860). Civil war through progressive era (1860-1922). Colonial era/early national ( -1820). Furman University’s Nineteenth Century Documents Project. By Intern Posted in ...

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Education for Social Change: April 2013

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Education for Social Change. Friday, April 26, 2013. Posted by Mr. C. Links to this post. Saturday, April 20, 2013. Posted by Mr. C. Links to this post. Wednesday, April 17, 2013. Http:/ www.internet4classrooms.com/technology tutorials/powerpoint basic office xp technology tutorials.htm. Http:/ office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/create-your-first-presentation-RZ001129842.aspx. Http:/ office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/powerpoint-skills-builder-FX102718701.aspx. Posted by Mr. C. Http:/ www....

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Borderlander of Light: Rev. John Rankin and Ripley, Ohio 1820-1850 - Reverend John Rankin's Biography

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Borderlander of Light: Rev. John Rankin and Ripley, Ohio 1820-1850. What Rankin Did: ABOLITION. What Rankin Saw: SLAVERY. Letters on American Slavery. Reverend John Rankins Biography. John Rankin (1793-1886) published one of the most significant Early American treatises on slavery, yet history relegated Rev. Rankin into obscurity. Letters on American Slavery. Became the foundation of many famous abolitionists’ anti-slavery ideologies. William Lloyd Garrison stated in his anti-slavery newspaper,. To Richa...

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useful links - Beacon Hill Scholars

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William Lloyd Garrison - Research by Horace Seldon. Garrison's House in Roxbury. David Walker Memorial Project. William Lloyd Garrison's Letters. Boston National African American Historic Site (National Park Service-BOAF). Boston and Nantucket Museum of African American History. City of Boston - documents. David Ruggles Society for Early Florence History and Underground Railroad Studies. Massachusetts Antislavery Petitions - Harvard Dataverse. National Underground Railroad Network.

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Basil Dorsey: Dorsey-Jones House

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The life of a self-emancipated former slave. Sunday, January 13, 2008. Dorsey built this house, on Nonotuck Street in Florence, in 1849 or 1850. He sold it in 1852, moving to another house nearby. Thomas H. Jones, a nationally renowned fugitive slave and anti-slavery activist, bought the house in 1858, living there until 1859. The house. Was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Abolitionism and the Underground Railroad. David Ruggles in Florence.