Title:
'Most Mobbed Man in America' and others
Date:
December 28, 2000
Scope & Content:
Newspaper articles regarding 'Most Mobbed Man in America';
Place Of Repose For An Abolitionist Firebrand; Textile Mills Were
Linked To Cotton Fields; A Journalist Agitates Against Slavery; The
Burleighs Of Plainfiield Were Leaders In The Cause; and Whippiing Post A Catalyst For Change.
Colonial
5 pages
Place Of Repose For An Abolitionist Firebrand; Textile Mills Were
Linked To Cotton Fields; A Journalist Agitates Against Slavery; The
Burleighs Of Plainfiield Were Leaders In The Cause; and Whippiing Post A Catalyst For Change.
Colonial
5 pages
Object ID:
DOC.2000–12–28A
Object Name:
Newspaper Clippings
Collection:
Slaves – Black History
People:
Weld, Theodore Dwight
Garrison, William Lloyd
Douglass, Frederick
Barnes, Gilbert, H.
Brandegee, Augustus
Brown, John
Lincoln, Abraham
Weld, Ludovicus (Rev.)
Burgoyne, Bob
Tappan, Lewis
Crandall, Prudence
Edwards, Jonathan
Hutchinson, Anne
Stanton, Henry Brewster
Beecher, Lyman (Dr.)
Green, Beriah
Waldo, George
Waldo, Giles
Wattles, Augustus
Lee, Samuel
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Grimke, Angelina
Grimke, Sarah
Leavitt, Joshua
Wright, Elizur, Jr.
Benson, George W.
Benson, Helen Eliza
Garrison, George Thompson
May, Samuel J.
Benson, Henry
Chace, Elizabeth Buffum
Chace, William
Arning, Chuck
Brown, Moses
Brown, Obadiah
Almy, William
Slater, Samuel
Brown, John
Brown, Nicholas
Brown, Joseph
Buffum, Arnold
Bolles, William
Rogers, George
Rogers, President
Pearl, Philip
Harrison, William H.
Griffin, Judge
Foster, Abby Kelley
Foster, Stephen S.
Pillsbury, Parker
Bolles, John, Rogers
Hempstead, Mary
Bolles, William
Branch, Anna Hempstead
Burleigh, Charles Calistus
Buffum, Phebe Perry
Burleigh, Rinaldo
Burleigh, Lydia
Hudson, Erasmus
Burleight, William Henry
Burleigh, Cyrus Moses
Burleigh, George Shepard
Burleigh, Lucian (Rev.)
Fairbrother, Liz
York, Millard
Johnson, Judith Ellen
Burleigh, Harriet Frances
Allen, Edward M.
Phillips, Daniel
Weed, Thurlow
Greeley, Horace
Seward, William (Gov.)
Finney, Charles Grandison
Cady, Elizabeth
Miantonomo
Uncas
Garrison, William Lloyd
Douglass, Frederick
Barnes, Gilbert, H.
Brandegee, Augustus
Brown, John
Lincoln, Abraham
Weld, Ludovicus (Rev.)
Burgoyne, Bob
Tappan, Lewis
Crandall, Prudence
Edwards, Jonathan
Hutchinson, Anne
Stanton, Henry Brewster
Beecher, Lyman (Dr.)
Green, Beriah
Waldo, George
Waldo, Giles
Wattles, Augustus
Lee, Samuel
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Grimke, Angelina
Grimke, Sarah
Leavitt, Joshua
Wright, Elizur, Jr.
Benson, George W.
Benson, Helen Eliza
Garrison, George Thompson
May, Samuel J.
Benson, Henry
Chace, Elizabeth Buffum
Chace, William
Arning, Chuck
Brown, Moses
Brown, Obadiah
Almy, William
Slater, Samuel
Brown, John
Brown, Nicholas
Brown, Joseph
Buffum, Arnold
Bolles, William
Rogers, George
Rogers, President
Pearl, Philip
Harrison, William H.
Griffin, Judge
Foster, Abby Kelley
Foster, Stephen S.
Pillsbury, Parker
Bolles, John, Rogers
Hempstead, Mary
Bolles, William
Branch, Anna Hempstead
Burleigh, Charles Calistus
Buffum, Phebe Perry
Burleigh, Rinaldo
Burleigh, Lydia
Hudson, Erasmus
Burleight, William Henry
Burleigh, Cyrus Moses
Burleigh, George Shepard
Burleigh, Lucian (Rev.)
Fairbrother, Liz
York, Millard
Johnson, Judith Ellen
Burleigh, Harriet Frances
Allen, Edward M.
Phillips, Daniel
Weed, Thurlow
Greeley, Horace
Seward, William (Gov.)
Finney, Charles Grandison
Cady, Elizabeth
Miantonomo
Uncas
Search Terms:
slaves
slavery
abolitionists
Anti–Slavery Society
Underground Railroad
slavery
abolitionists
Anti–Slavery Society
Underground Railroad