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ID: 342
TITLE: A New Society proposed
DATE: Apr 27 1833
AUTHOR: P Crandall
PAGE: 66
INDEX PAGE: 342
ID: 792
TITLE: African Colonization
DATE: April 27, 1833
AUTHOR: Paul
PAGE: 65
INDEX PAGE: 436
ID: 436
TITLE: African colonization : American Colonization Society Rotten to the Core [Letter to editor, signed Paul]
DATE: Apr 27 1833
AUTHOR: Paul
PAGE: 65
INDEX PAGE: 436
ID: 344
TITLE: Annual Meeting of the New-England Anti-Slavery Society
DATE: Jan 26 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 14
INDEX PAGE: 344
ID: 343
TITLE: Another Anti-Slavery Society
DATE: Apr 27 1833
AUTHOR: P B Fisk; J Holton
PAGE: 67
INDEX PAGE: 343
ID: 740
TITLE: Concert of Sacred Music
DATE: Apr 27, 1833
AUTHOR: T C
PAGE: 67
INDEX PAGE: 343
ID: 340
TITLE: Declaration of the National Anti-Slavery Convention
DATE: Dec 14 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 340
ID: 702
TITLE: Declaration of the National Anti-Slavery Convention
DATE: December 14, 1833
AUTHOR:
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 212
ID: 736
TITLE: Declaration of the National Anti-Slavery Convention [list of names]
DATE: Dec 6, 1833
AUTHOR:
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 340
ID: 345
TITLE: Emancipation Society versus Colonization Society
DATE: Jan 26 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 13
INDEX PAGE: 345
ID: 211
TITLE: Emancipators--This body was formed in Kentucky in 1805; and consisted…
DATE: Dec 14 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 199
INDEX PAGE: 211
ID: 701
TITLE: Evening School [For young ladies of color in Boston]
DATE: December 14, 1833
AUTHOR: L.M. Ball
PAGE: 199
INDEX PAGE: 211
ID: 739
TITLE: Miss Crandal's School
DATE: Apr 27, 1833
AUTHOR:
PAGE: 67
INDEX PAGE: 343
ID: 738
TITLE: Notice, The Massachusetts General Colored Association
DATE: Thomas Dalton, James G Barbadoes
AUTHOR: Apr 27, 1833
PAGE: 67
INDEX PAGE: 343
ID: 341
TITLE: Specimen of colonization unfairness
DATE: Dec 14 1833
AUTHOR: J
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 340
ID: 700
TITLE: The Products of Slave Labor [An Urge to Boycott]
DATE: December 14, 1833
AUTHOR: C.F.
PAGE: 199
INDEX PAGE: 211
ID: 779
TITLE: To The Editor of the Emancipator: Sir,--Believing that it tends much to encourage...[Features the Declaration of Sentiments signed by major national figures]
DATE: December 14, 1833
AUTHOR:
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 435
ID: 435
TITLE: To the editor of the Emancipator: Sir;--Believing that it tends much to encourage…
DATE: Dec 14 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 435
ID: 212
TITLE: To the editor of the Emancipator: Sir;--Believing that it tends much to encourage…
DATE: Dec 14 1833
AUTHOR: Anonymous
PAGE: 198
INDEX PAGE: 212

Database Description:
This database contains 828 indexed articles (436 which are provided in full-text) which appeared between 1831 and 1855 in William Garrison's abolitionist newspaper The Liberator. These articles were chosen as potentially useful to the research of civic engagement through voluntary assocations among both African-American and white Bostonians during the antebellum period. The resulting database is provided to complement our biographical database of African Americans in Beacon Hill and the West End, 1848-1853.

Credits:
The original index by compiled by Uri Lafontant (BHS class of 2003). Full-text page images were scanned by Jessica Moody (class of 2004), and Nicholas Spellman (class of 2004).

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You can find a listing for all of the articles (both cataloged and digitized) by typing in a specific year (1831-1851). The digitized articles appear in bold print. For example, see the results of typing in "1843" .

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'INDEX PAGE' refers to compilation of 456 articles in binders at the Beverly High School Library.

 
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