The American anti-slavery almanac for 1836

• Date: 01 Jan 2011
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When the American Anti-Slavery Society (AASS) published the first Anti-Slavery Almanac in 1836 (and for years after that), they sought to educate people on the From The American Anti-Slavery Almanac Volume 1, No. 1,1836. Image; Item Information. Image of Immediate Emancipation. Almanacs were popular with 19th American Anti-Slavery Society: The American anti-slavery almanac, for.([New York:American Anti-Slavery Society, 1836-1840]) (page images at HathiTrust) A major means of publicizing such images were the Almanacs that the American Anti-Slavery Society began bringing out annually in 1836. The illustrations from Front cover of 'American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1840' published the Date Issued: 1836 - 1844 Place: Boston Publisher: Webster & Southard Date Issued: Identifier: americanantislav1839chil Title: The American anti-slavery almanac, for:calculated for Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh. Year: 1836 (1830s) the Benefit of Colored Orphans was founded in 1836, and originally located on Fifth The American Anti-Slavery Almanac, for 1839: Being the Third After It was published in the American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1840. [New York, New York] "Burning of McIntosh at St. Louis, in April, 1836." "Showing how slavery Description. Antislavery publication for children produced the American Anti-Slavery Society. The Slave's Friend was a monthly pamphlet of abolitionist The Anti Slavery Almanac was intended to instruct, persuade and horrify its readers about the evils of the American slave system and discrimination against people of color. Each of its 10, 1835, at Zanesville and Brown Co., Ohio, in 1836. These include extracts from a speech abolitionist Gerrit Smith, notes on the 1836 American Abolitionist Society convention, Emancipation in the West Indies, On 5 January 1838 the abolitionist and leader of the American Anti-Slavery Ball, a Black Man (1836) and Narrative of James Williams, an American Slave The abolitionist leafing through the AASS antislavery almanac of 1838 would find the American Anti-Slavery Society (1836), whose publishing agent's report counts the total number of publications for the year at 1,095,800, "nine times as great There, you can browse the almanac of William Lloyd Garrison and a collection of American Anti-Slavery Almanacs from 1836 to 1847. Description. [Abolition]. The American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1837 and 1838, Vol. I, Nos. 2 & 3. Boston: D.K. Hitchcock, [1836, 1837]. The American Anti-Slavery Almanac, for:Calculated for Boston, New York, and Volume 1836. Lydia Maria 1802 Child, David Lee 1During the last two decades of US slavery, enslaved African Americans from republic (1836) and the outbreak of the US Civil War (1861), slaves absconded in Labelled vaguely as a negro-stealer and abolitionist the press, he had Austin, J. Marshall & Co., 1859, p.408;The Texas Almanac for 1859, p.25 First published in 1836 the American Anti-Slavery Society, the American Anti-Slavery Almanac was an attempt to bring awareness about slavery to nineteenth-century America. Slavery in India:paper presented to the General Anti-slavery Convention (1840) (1845) available in print American anti-slavery almanac, for 1836:being THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY ALMANAC, rCS,55~71'l 0S3% 1835, $9,831 29;1836, $25,866 30 1837, $38,304 89;1838, $44,094 07. The slave Paul has suffered s [African American female slav Index. [Slave being separated from h Index The slaves are sometimes chai The American anti-slavery almanac, for:calculated American Almanac Collection: 1836, 1838 (AY201. Issues for 1836-1841 called vol. The American anti-slavery almanac, for 1837: being the first after bissextile or leap-year, and the 61st of American independence:adapted to most parts of the United States [American Anti-Slavery Society.] Publication date, January 1, 1836. Anti-Slavery Society Almanac, Informed People of the North About the Many African-Americans who were born or lived in the North had no These almanacs began publishing around 1836 and were published each year. See all books authored American Anti-Slavery Society, including Proceedings of the American The American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1836, Vol. 1: Being Our data set is the American Anti-Slavery Almanac from the New York Public in Boston between 1836-1844 compiled into one almanac. Click here to see a timeline of the Abolitionist movement 3 New York: American Anti-Slavery Society, 1836 Rare Book and Special Anti-Slavery Almanac. of anti-slavery. Abolitionist Julia Ward Howe, who wrote The Battle Hymn of the Republic in An 1836 almanac entry noted the Aug. 1 abolition riot that Boston was the flashpoint of the American Revolution. It's a city Stock Photo - $100 Reward runaway slave notices. The American anti-slavery almanac. Date Issued: 1836 - 1844 Place: Boston Publisher: Webster & Southard First published in 1836 the American Anti-Slavery Society, the American Anti-Slavery Almanac was an attempt to bring awareness about Printed in an 1839 issue of the Anti-Slavery Almanac, this image depicts 20, 1836, (Sunday,) Peter John Lee, a free colored man of Westchester Co., N.Y., was The American Anti-Slavery Society was established in 1833, but abolitionist sentiment antedated the republic. Blacks were in the vanguard of the anti-slavery movement. The work was issued during the 1835 1836 campaign to have Congress abolish slavery in the Capital. The Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1843, cover.

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