A map of the Yearly Meeting of Friends for New England

The anti-slavery movement had a long history and many voices. One of the earliest and most vocal was from the Quakers, first in Pennsylvania but also in New England and the Ohio River Valley. Although various New England denominations and societies were involved in the anti-sl...

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1850
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English
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06_01_006556
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[Newport, R.I.]
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Yearly Meeting
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