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Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass
1841 Frederick Douglass Lynn
1841 Frederick Douglass Lynn
The Liberator Fri Oct 1 1841 pg 1.pdfThe Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) October 1, 1841 Page 1
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) October 1, 1841 Page 1
Long clips about the policy of segregation on Eastern Railway in Lynn
Long clips about the policy of segregation on Eastern Railway in Lynn
1841 Frederick Douglass Lynn
1841 Frederick Douglass Lynn
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) · 8 Oct 1841, Fri · Page 2.pdfThe Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) · 8 Oct 1841, Fri · Page 3.pdfThe Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) October 8, 1841 Page 2 Found at Newspapers.com
Douglass and John Collins get removed from a train by “ruffians”
Pg 3 recounts more attempts to get on trains
1841 Lynn Railroad
1841 Lynn Railroad
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) · Fri, Oct 15, 1841 · Page 1.pdf1842 MA Bill for Railroad Equality
1842 MA Bill for Railroad Equality
1842 Senate Bill 0063. Report Of The Joint Special Committee Regarding The Petition Of Francis Jackson And Others For A Law Securing To Colored Persons Equal Rights in Rail-Road Accommodation..pdf1842 Senate Bill 0063. Report Of The Joint Special Committee Regarding The Petition Of Francis Jackson And Others For A Law Securing To Colored Persons Equal Rights in Rail-Road Accommodation.
1842 Senate Bill 0063. Report Of The Joint Special Committee Regarding The Petition Of Francis Jackson And Others For A Law Securing To Colored Persons Equal Rights in Rail-Road Accommodation.
1849 Frederick Douglass Lynn Train
1849 Frederick Douglass Lynn Train
Life And Times of Frederick Douglass. Hartford, CN.pdfDouglass, Frederick, 1818-1895. Life And Times of Frederick Douglass. Hartford, CN: Park publishing, 1882 1881.
Douglass, Frederick, 1818-1895. Life And Times of Frederick Douglass. Hartford, CN: Park publishing, 1882 1881.
Remond Family
Remond Family
For context:
For context:
Hamilton Hall’s site about Salem’s Remond Family, active in many progressive movements, including abolitionism- includes primary sources: https://www.hamiltonhall.org/remond
Hamilton Hall’s site about Salem’s Remond Family, active in many progressive movements, including abolitionism- includes primary sources: https://www.hamiltonhall.org/remond
Salem State University’s Donna Seger has posted blogs about the family:
Salem State University’s Donna Seger has posted blogs about the family:
1842 Charles Remond
1842 Charles Remond
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) · Fri, Oct 21, 1842 · Page 2.pdfThe Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) October 21, 1842 Page 2
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) October 21, 1842 Page 2
Great article on how powerful Remond was as a speaker.
Great article on how powerful Remond was as a speaker.
1847 Charles Remond
1847 Charles Remond
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) · 16 Jul 1847, Fri · Page 3.pdfThe Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) July 15, 1847 Page 3
The Liberator (Boston, Massachusetts) July 15, 1847 Page 3
Charles Remond and Frederick Douglass attending an anti slavery meeting
Charles Remond and Frederick Douglass attending an anti slavery meeting
1855 Charles Remond
1855 Charles Remond
Presentation Meeting (1855 : Boston, Mass.) Triumph of equal school rights in Boston. Proceedings of the presentation meeting held in Boston, Dec. 17, 1855:.pdfPresentation Meeting (1855 : Boston, Mass.) Triumph of equal school rights in Boston. Proceedings of the presentation meeting held in Boston, Dec. 17, 1855: including addresses by John T. Hilton, Wm. C. Nell, Charles W. Slack, Wendell Phillips, Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Charles Lenox Remond. Boston, R.F. Wallcut, 1856.
Presentation Meeting (1855 : Boston, Mass.) Triumph of equal school rights in Boston. Proceedings of the presentation meeting held in Boston, Dec. 17, 1855: including addresses by John T. Hilton, Wm. C. Nell, Charles W. Slack, Wendell Phillips, Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Charles Lenox Remond. Boston, R.F. Wallcut, 1856.
Charlotte Forten
Charlotte Forten
For context: Salem State University’s summary of Charlotte Forten’s life and work: https://www.salemstate.edu/charlotte-forten
For context: Salem State University’s summary of Charlotte Forten’s life and work: https://www.salemstate.edu/charlotte-forten
Charlotte Forten Poem 1856
Charlotte Forten Poem 1856
Charlotte Forten Valedictory Poem discussing slavery 1856
Charlotte Forten Valedictory Poem discussing slavery 1856
Found in Using Essex History, Salem State University Archives
Found in Using Essex History, Salem State University Archives
Nancy Prince
Nancy Prince
Nancy Prince- Born in Newburyport, Gloucester native, descendant of slaves who, despite harsh treatment and stifling prejudice, committed herself to activism; her memoir exemplifies both the exclusionary policies she faced as well as resistance- especially in her decision to live abroad and her anti-slavery activism. Suggested website:
Nancy Prince- Born in Newburyport, Gloucester native, descendant of slaves who, despite harsh treatment and stifling prejudice, committed herself to activism; her memoir exemplifies both the exclusionary policies she faced as well as resistance- especially in her decision to live abroad and her anti-slavery activism. Suggested website:
Nancy Prince Memoir 1853
Nancy Prince Memoir 1853
Prince, Nancy, 1799. A Narrative of the Life And Travels of Mrs. Nancy Prince. Second edition. Boston: Published by the author, 1853.
Prince, Nancy, 1799. A Narrative of the Life And Travels of Mrs. Nancy Prince. Second edition. Boston: Published by the author, 1853.
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