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Abernathy, Graeme, Anthony, Aaron, , Aburn, John, Anthony, Asa, , , , Addams, Jane, Anthony, Daniel, , , African American Civil War Memorial and Anthony, Huldah, , , , Museum (Washington, DC), Anthony, Lucy, , African American Intellectual History Society, Anthony, Susan B., , , , , –, –, , African Bethel Church (Rochester, NY), Anti-Corn Law League, African diaspora, , , Armstrong, Ari, African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AME Zion) Armstrong, Elizabeth, Church, , , , , , –, Arthur, Chester A., – Asbury Church (Baltimore, MD), Agassiz, Louis, – Assing, Ottilie, , , Albany, NY, , , Atlantic Monthly, , Alexander, Michelle, Attucks, Crispus, Alexandria, VA, Auld, Hugh, , , , , , , , , Aliened American, –, , –, Alleghenies, Auld, Lucretia, Allen, Richard, Auld, Sophia, , , , , , –, , Altoona, PA, , American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society Auld, Thomas, , , , –, , , (AFASS), – Auld, Tommy, , American Anti-Slavery Society (AASS), , , Avignon, , , , –, , –, , –, , , , –, Báez, Buenaventura, American Equal Rights Association (AERA), Bahamas, , Bailey, Betsey, , , American Moral Reform Society, Bailey, Harriet (Douglass’s mother), , , American Revolution, , , , , , , , Bailey, Isaac, American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA), Bailey, Perry, Baker Jr., Houston A., , Anacostia, , , , Ball, John Presley, –, Andrew, John A., – Barbadoes, Frederick G., Andrews, William L., , , , , Barthes, Roland, –, Bassett, Ebenezer, , Anglo-African. See Weekly Anglo-African Battles of Lexington and Concord (), Anglo-African Magazine, Annapolis, MD, , Belfast, , , anonymous Belfast Ladies’ Association, “Theresa,” Beman, Amos,
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Bennett, Michael, Brown, John, , , , , , , , , Berlin Congress (–), , , , , , , , –, Bernier, Celeste-Marie, , , , , –, , , , – Brown, Wesley, Best, Stephen, Brown, William Wells, , , , –, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church , (Baltimore, MD), , , , , Black Man, – Bibb, Henry, , Clotel, , , Bible, , , , , , , , , Escape, , –, , Browne, Simone, Bibliothèque Nationale (Paris), Bruce, Blanche K., , , Bill (enslaved person), Buccola, Nicholas, Bingham, Caleb Buffalo, NY, , , , , – Columbian Orator, , –, , , , Bunyan, John, , , Burckhardt, Marc, Bingham, John, Burke, Edmund Birk, Sandow, , Reflections on the Revolution in France, – Prisonation, – Burned-over District, Black Codes, Burns, Robert, , black liberation theology, , Bush, Abigail, , Black Lives Matter (BLM), –, –, Byron, Lord, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, , , , , Black Perspectives, , – Black Power, , –, , Black, Kelvin C., Cain, Richard, Blackett, R. J. M., Cairo, Blackstone, William, Calhoun, John C., Blaine, James G., – Cambria, , , Blair, Montgomery, – Camden, NJ, Blassingame, John W., Cameron, Christopher, Blight, David W., , , , , , , , Canada, , , , , , –, , , , –, , , , , , –, –, –, , , , –, , , Bloss, William, Caribbean, , , –, –, , , Bolingbroke, Viscount, Bond, Robert, Carlyle, Thomas, Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society, Caroline (enslaved person, in Bondage), Boston, MA, , , , , , , , Caroline (enslaved person, in Narrative), –, , , , , , , , Carr, Jane, – Carson, Perry, , Bowser, Muriel, Carter, Robert, Boyer, Jean-Pierre, Cary, Mary Ann Shadd, , Bradbury, Richard Castronovo, Russ, – Riversmeet, Cato Institute, Brady, Mathew Catto, Octavius, Gallery of Illustrious Americans, , Cazenovia, NY, Bright, John, Cedar Hill, –, , –, Bristol, , , , Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, (Baltimore, MD). See Strawberry Alley British Guiana, Methodist Church Brooks, Walter Henderson, Central America, , Brown, Elizabeth, Chace, Elizabeth Buffum, Brown, Frances, Channing, W. H., Brown, Henry Box, , Chapman, Maria Weston, , –, Brown Jr., Michael, Charleston, SC, ,
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Chartist movement, , , compromise of , Chase, Salmon P., Concord, MA, Chesapeake Bay, , , Confederacy, , , –, , –, Chesnutt, Charles, , Conference of the Pioneers (Washington, DC, Chester, John, ), , Chicago World’s Fair (), –, , Confiscation Act (), Chicago, IL, , , , Confiscation Act (), Child, Lydia Maria Cook, John F., Freedmen’s Book, Coons, Sean, Chipman, Norton P., Copper, Isaac, cholera epidemic of , Corinthian Hall (Rochester, NY), –, Christ, , , , , –, Cork, , , Church of England, Cotton States and International Exposition Church of Scotland, (Atlanta, GA, ), Cicero, Coulter, Ann, Cincinnati, OH, , , , , Covey, Edward, , , , , –, , Cinqué, Joseph, , , , , , , , , – Civil Rights Act (), , – Cowper, William, , Civil Rights Act (), , , , –, Cox, Ruth, , , , , Crawford, Martin, Civil Rights Cases (), , , , , Creole rebellion (), –, , – civil rights movement, , –, , , Cuba, Clavin, Matthew J., Daguerre, Louis, Clay, Henry, –, Davis, Angela Y., , , , – Cleggett, Benjamin, , “Lectures on Liberation,” – Cleggett, James, , Davis, Charles T., Cleveland, Grover, Davis, Ossie, Cleveland, OH, –, , – Day, William Howard, , Cliff, Rachel, de Beauvoir, Simone, Cobden, Richard, de Tocqueville, Alexis, Coffin, William C., , Deaver, James, Coker, Daniel Declaration of Independence, , , , , Dialogue between a Virginian and an African , , Minister, Declaration of Sentiments (), , Coleman, Lucy, Decoration Day. See Memorial Day Collins, Bethany, , Defoe, Daniel, White Noise, – Delany, Martin, , , , , , , colonization, , , , , –, , , –, , Blake, , Colored American, Democratic Party, – Colored Citizens of Rochester, Despeaux, Ann, Colored Conventions movement, , –, Despeaux, Frances, , , , , , , , Despeaux, Joseph, –, , – Dick, John, – Colored Conventions Project, , , , Dickens, Charles, , , , – Colored Industrial School (Manassas, VA), , American Notes, Bleak House, , – Columbia Typographical Union, Dilbeck, D. H., Columbus, Christopher, disfranchisement, , , , –, Columbus, OH, Dominican Republic, –, –, Combe, George, Dority, Ben, Constitution of Man, Dorsey, Bruce, Committee to Free Angela Davis, Douglas, Stephen A., Communist Party, Douglass, Annie, , , , ,
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Douglass, Charles, , –, , , , , “William the Silent,” , , – Heroic Slave, , , –, , , , Douglass, Frederick , , –, “‘It Moves,’ or the Philosophy of Reform,” Life and Times of Frederick Douglass, , , , “Address to the Colored People of the United , , , , –, , , , , States,” , , , , , , , , “Age of Pictures,” , , , , “American Apocalypse,” My Bondage and My Freedom, , , , , “Anti-Slavery Movement,” – –, , , , , –, “At Last, At Last, the Black Man Has a –, , , –, , –, Future,” , , , , , –, “Black Teachers for Black Pupils,” Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an “Blessings of Liberty and Education,” American Slave, –, , –, , “Change of Opinion Announced,” , –, –, –, , , , , – , , –, , –, , , “Claims of the Negro, Ethnologically –, , , –, –, Considered,” –, –, –, , , –, , –, “Colored People Must Command Respect,” , –, , –, Douglass, Helen Pitts. See Pitts, Helen “Country, Conscience, and the Anti-Slavery Douglass Institute (Baltimore, MD), , Cause,” –, Douglass, Joseph, “Fighting the Rebels with One Hand,” Douglass Jr., Frederick, , , , , , “Haïti and the United States,” – , – “Horrors of Slavery and England’s Duty to Douglass, Lewis, , –, , , , , Free the Bondsman,” , –, , , , , – “I Have Come to Tell You Something about Douglass, Nettie Washington, , Slavery,” , – Douglass, Rosetta, , , , , –, “Intemperance and Slavery,” – “Intemperance Viewed in Connection with Douglass, William, Slavery,” Douglass’ Monthly, –, , –, “Lecture on Pictures,” Downing, George T., , –, , “Lessons of the Hour,” , , , Drayton, Daniel, “Let the Negro Alone,” – Dred Scott v. Sandford (), , , , “Life Pictures,” , “Men of Color, to Arms!,” Drew, Thomas, , “Mission of the War,” Du Bois, W. E. B., , “My Foreign Travels,” , Dublin, –, –, , , “Our Composite Nationality,” –, Dumas, Alexandre, , , “Our National Capital,” –, “Pictures and Progress,” , , , , East Baltimore Mental Improvement Society, , “Recollections of the Anti-Slavery Conflict,” Eastern Railroad, Eastern Shore, , , , – “Santo Domingo,” Easton, MD, “Self-Made Men,” , , , Eckel, Leslie Elizabeth, “Slave’s Appeal to Great Britain,” Edinburgh, , , , , – “Slaveholder’s Sermon,” Egypt, , , , –, , “Slavery, the Slumbering Volcano,” –, Egyptian pyramids, , Elmira, NY, “Speech at the Dedication of the Freedmen’s Emancipation Day, , , , Monument,” , , , Emancipation Proclamation (), , , “To My Old Master,” , , , , , “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?,” , Emerson, Mark G., –, , –, , , –, , Emerson, Ralph Waldo, , , , –, emigration, , –, , –,
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England, , –, , –, , , , , Fortune, T. Thomas, , , , , , , , –, Foster, Abby Kelley. See Kelley, Abby , –, , , Foster, Frances Smith, Enlightenment, Fought, Leigh, , Equiano, Olaudah, founding fathers, , , , , , , Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah –, Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African, Fourteenth Amendment, , –, , Erie Canal, , , Ernest, James, Fox, Henry Talbot, Ernest, John, , France, , , , –, , , –, Essence, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly, Estlin, John B., – Franklin, Benjamin, , Estlin, Mary Anne, – Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Commission European revolutions of , , –, , Act (), Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives (FDFI), Evangelical Alliance, – , , – Evans, Linda, Frederick Douglass Memorial and Historical Evans, Walter O., , Association, Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, , Fagan, Benjamin, Faneuil Hall (Boston, MA), , Frederick Douglass’ Paper, , , , , , Fauset, Jessie Redmon, , –, , –, , , , Fell, William, , , , Fell’s Point, –, , , Free African Society, Ferguson, MO, , Free Church of Scotland, , –, – Feuerbach, Ludwig, Free Soil Party, , –, – Essence of Christianity, Freedman’s Bank, –, , Fielder, Brigitte, Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company. See Fifteenth Amendment, , , –, , Freedman’s Bank , Freedmen’s Bureau, , , –, Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church Freedom’s Journal, (Washington, DC), , Freeland, William, , , Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, French Revolution, – , – Fugitive Slave Law (), , Fillmore, Millard, Fugitive Slave Law (), , –, , , Finley, James, , –, , , , –, , Finney, Charles Grandison, , Firmin, Anténor, Fugitive Slave Law Convention (Cazenovia, NY, First Congregational Church (Washington, DC), ), Fugitives and Their Friends, First Great Awakening, Fuller, Margaret, , First National Woman’s Rights Convention Fuller, Metta Victoria (Worcester, MA, ), Senator’s Son, Fish, Cheryl J., Fishkin, Shelley Fisher, Gaither, Joan, Fleming Jr., Julius, Galilei, Galileo, Folsom, Ed, Garfield, James A., Foner, Philip S., Garnet, Henry Highland, , , , , , Ford Street Baptist Church (Rochester, NY), , , , , , “Address to the Slaves of the United States,” Ford’s Theatre (Washington, DC), , , – Foreman, P. Gabrielle, –, Garrett, Thomas, Fort Sumter, , , Garrison, William Lloyd, , , , , , , Fort Wagner, , , –, , , , –, –, Fortie, John, , , , , , , –, –,
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Illinois State Convention of Colored Citizens Langston, John Mercer, –, , , –, (Chicago, IL, ), , Impey, Catherine, Latham, Robert G., Independence Day, Latimer, George, Independent, Latin America, , International Council of Women, , , Latrobe, John H. B., Ireland, –, –, , , , , , Lawson, Charles, , –, , , , , , , , , – League of Universal Brotherhood, Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum (Hamden, CT), Lebron, Christopher J., –, – Lee, Julia, Irish Home Rule, Lee, Spike, Irish Repeal, Legal Rights Association, Islam, , Leicester, , Italy, , , , Lenox Remond, Charles, Levine, Robert S., , , , , , , Jackson, Andrew, Levington, William, Jackson, Kellie Carter, , Lexington, MA, Jackson, MS, Liberator, , , , , , , , , Jacobs, Harriet, , , , , , , , , , , Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Liberia, , Jacobs, John S., , , Liberty Party, , , , –, James, Thomas, , , Liberty Party Paper, Jefferson, Thomas, , Ligon, Glenn, Notes on the State of Virginia, Lincoln Hall (Washington, DC), Jeffrey, Roswell, –, , Lincoln, Abraham, , , , –, , , Jenkins, David, – , , , –, , , , , Jennings, Isabel, , , , , –, – Jesus. See Christ First Inaugural Address, , Jim Crow, –, , , , Gettysburg Address, Johnson, Andrew, , , – Second Inaugural Address, Johnson, Charles, Linnaeus, Carl Johnson, David N., Systema Naturae, Johnson, Nathan, Liverpool, , Johnson, Polly, Lloyd, Edward, , , , , Jones Falls, , , Lloyd, Howard, Jones, Absalom, Lockport, NY, Jones, Donald C., Loguen, Amelia, , Jones, John, Loguen, Caroline, , Joseph, Peniel E., Loguen, Jermain, , , , , , London, , , , , –, , , Kansas–Nebraska Act (), Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, Kaufman, Heather L., , “Psalm of Life,” Kelley, Abby, , , , , – Louisa (enslaved person), Kendi, Ibram X., Louisville, KY, – King Jr., Martin Luther, Louverture, Toussaint, , , , King, Shaun, Lovett, William, King, Wilma, Lundy, Benjamin, Klammer, Martin, lynching, , , , , , – Knight, Nathaniel, Lynn, MA, , , , , , Kocher, Ruth Ellen, Kossuth, Louis, – M’Clintock, Elizabeth, Ku Klux Klan, M’Clintock, Mary Ann, Mackey Jr., William, LaFleur (enslaved person), Madison, James Langston, Charles H., Federalist #,
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Manassas, VA, , Moore, John Jamison Manifest Destiny, History of the AME Zion Church in America, Manning, Chandra, Marable, Manning, Moore, Thomas Marrant, John, “Where is the Slave?,” Marseilles, moral suasion, , , –, , –, Marshall, Kerry James –, , “SOB, SOB,” – Morris Jr., Kenneth, , – Martin Jr., Waldo E., Morris, James P., – Martin, J. Sella, , Morton, Samuel George Martin, Trayvon, Crania Aegyptica, Martinique, Crania Americana, – Marx, Karl, Moss, Hilary, Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society (MASS), , Mother African Methodist Episcopal Zion –, , , , , Church (New York, NY), Mathesis, Shelly, Mott, Lucretia, –, Mathew, Theobald, Mount Holyoke Female Seminary (South Matlack, James, Hadley, MA), Matthews, James G., Murray, Anna, , , –, , , , , May, Samuel J. , , , , , –, –, Rights and Condition of Women, , , McCann, Colum Murray, Charlotte, TransAtlantic, Murray, John, McClarin, Ka’mal, Myers, Stephen, McClellan, George, Mystery, McConnell, Mitch, McDowell, Deborah E., , – Nantucket, MA, , , , , McFeely, William S., , , Nashville, TN, , McHenry, Elizabeth, , Nassau, , McIntosh, Francis, National Anti-Slavery Standard, , McKivigan, John R., , , , National Colored Labor Convention Meillar, William, (Washington, DC, ), – Melville, Herman National Convention of Colored Citizens Moby-Dick, (Buffalo, NY, ), , , , Typee, – Memorial Day, National Convention of Colored Freemen Memphis, TN, (Cleveland, OH, ), , , , Menard, John Willis, – Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal National Convention of Colored Men Church (Washington, DC), – (Louisville, KY, ), , – Mexican-American War, National Convention of Colored Men (Syracuse, Mexico, NY, ), –, – Miami, FL, National Convention of Colored Men Middle Passage, , (Washington, DC, ), Military Reconstruction Act (), National Convention of Colored People (New Orleans, LA, ), – Miller, Keith D., National Convention of Colored People Milly (Douglass’s aunt), (Philadelphia, PA, ), Mingo, John, National Convention of Colored People (Troy, Modern Language Association, NY, ), , – Môle St. Nicolas, –, National Convention of Free People of Color Monaghan, E. Jennifer, (Philadelphia, PA, ), Montesquieu, – National Convention of the Free People of Color Spirit of the Laws, (Rochester, ), Moody, Joycelyn K., National Council of Women, , ,
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National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, Northern Star, – Northern Star and Freemen’s Advocate, National Equal Rights League (NERL), , Northup, Solomon, , – Norton, Eleanor Holmes, , – National Equal Suffrage Convention Nott, Josiah (Washington, DC, ), Types of Mankind, – National Library of Scotland (Edinburgh), National Museum of African American History O’Connell, Daniel, , and Culture (Washington, DC), O’Connor, Arthur, National Portrait Gallery (Washington, DC), O’Malley, Martin, O’Meally, Robert, National Suffrage Convention (Philadelphia, PA, Obama, Barack, , , ), Obama, Michelle, National Watchman, Oberlin College (Oberlin, OH), , National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA), Ojih Odutola, Toyin, Matter of Fact, – Neary, Janet, Olney, James, Nell, Frances, Outley, Albert, Nell, William Cooper, , , –, –, –, , Paine, Thomas, Services of Colored Americans, in the Wars of Palace of the Popes (Avignon), and , Paris, , –, , Nelson, Isaac, , Parker, Jane Marsh, , Nesbit, William, Parker, Theodore, New Bedford, MA, , , –, , , Parker, William, , , –, , , Patapsco River, New England Freedom Association, Patenaude, Monique, New England Woman Suffrage Association, Paton, Catherine, New Era. See New National Era Pearl incident (), , New National Era, –, , –, Peck, Nathaniel, New Orleans, LA, , , –, Pence, Mike, New York Globe, Pendleton, IN, , – New York State Convention of Colored Men Pennington, James W. C., (Troy, NY, ), – Perkins, Jeremiah, New York Times, Perkins, William, New York Tribune, , Petersburg, VA, New York Vigilance Committee, , – Peterson, Carla L., New York, NY, , , , , , , , Pettinger, Alasdair, , , –, , , , , , Philadelphia Vigilance Committee, Newark, NJ, Philadelphia, PA, –, , , , , Newburgh, NY, , , , Newby, William, Phillips, Wendell, –, , , , Newcastle, , , , Pinchback, P. B. S., Niagara Falls, , –, Pisa, Nicholson, Eliza, Pitts, Helen, , , , , , –, , , Nineteenth Street Baptist Church (Washington, , , , – DC), Pittsburgh, PA, , Noble, Marianne, Plessy v. Ferguson (), , nonresistance, , , –, Plessy, Homer, Norman Conquest, Plymouth Anti-Slavery Society, North Star, –, , –, , , , political abolitionism, , , –, , –, –, , , , , , –, , , , –, , , , –, , , , , , political violence, , , –, , , , , , –, , –, , , –, North Star (relaunch), –, , ,
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Pollok, Robert, Ruggles, David, , Polyné, Millery, Ryden, Wendy, – Pope, Alexander, Port Said, Saint-Domingue. See Haiti Port-au-Prince, –, Salem, OH, Porter, Maria G., , , Samaná Bay, – Porter, Samuel D., , , , , San Francisco, CA, , Porter, Susan, , , Sandefur, Timothy, Post, Amy, –, , , , – Sanford, Mrs., Post, Isaac, , , Santo Domingo. See Dominican Republic Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation (), Sartre, Jean-Paul, Preston, Dickson J., Schweiger, Beth Barton, Prichard, James Cowles, Scotland, , –, , , , –, Natural History of Man, , , , – Prince, Mary Scott, David, History of Mary Prince, Scott, Julius S., Princeton University Art Museum (Princeton, Scott, Tim, NJ), , Scott, Walter, –, Prosser, Gabriel, Lady of the Lake, Providence, RI, Scottish Temperance League, Purvis, Charles B., , Second Great Awakening, , , Purvis, Robert, , , segregation, , , , , , , , Séjour, Victor Quarles, Benjamin, , , , “Mulâtre,” Quinn Chapel (Chicago, IL), , – Sekora, John, , Send Back the Money campaign, , , Radical Abolition Party, – Radical Republicans, , Seneca Falls women’s rights convention (), raid on Harpers Ferry (), , , , , –, , –, , , , , , , , –, Seymour, Horatio, Ram’s Horn, Shakespeare, William, , Rauschenbusch, Walter, Henry VI, Ray, Charles B., , Hamlet, , , Redpath, James, , Julius Caesar, – Remond, Charles Lenox, , , , , , Macbeth, – , , , Tempest, Remond, Sarah Parker, Sharp Street Church (Baltimore, MD), – Republican Party, , , –, –, , Silsbee Street Debating Club, , –, , , , –, Simpson, Lorna, Revels, Hiram R., slave narratives, , –, , , –, Rice, Alan J., , , –, , , , , , , Richardson, Anna, –, , , , Richardson, Ellen, –, , , , slave power, –, , , –, , Richmond, VA, , slave spirituals, , , Robeson, Paul, Sloan, John, – Rochester Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society (RLASS), Smeal, William, –, , , , Smith, Adam, – Rochester Vigilance Committee, Theory of Moral Sentiments, Rochester Woman’s Rights Convention (), Smith, Gerrit, , , , , , , –, , , , Rock, John S., Smith, James McCune, , , , , Roman Catholic Church, –, –, , Rome, , , , , , Smith, K. Carl, Royal Mail Service, Smith, Roger Guenveur, Ruffin, George L., , Smith, Shawn Michelle,
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Solas Nua, Thirteenth Amendment, , –, –, Soulié, Frédéric, , Sowell, Thomas, Thomas, Clarence, Spellman, J. J., Thomas, John, Spence, John C., Thompson, A. C. C., Spires, Derrick R., , – Thompson, George, Spooner, Lysander, –, – Thoreau, Henry David, Unconstitutionality of Slavery, Thucydides, Sprague, Louisa, Toni Morrison Society, Sprague, Nathan, , Tower of Pisa, Springfield, MA, Tremont Temple (Boston, MA), St. James African Episcopal Church (Baltimore, Trinidad, MD), , Trodd, Zoe, , St. Michael’s, MD, , , Troy, NY, , – St. Peter’s Basilica (Rome), , Trump, Donald, St. Thomas African Episcopal Church Truth, Sojourner, , , , , , , (Philadelphia, PA), Stanley, Jeremiah, Tubman, Harriet, , Stanley, Washington, Tuckahoe, Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, , , , –, Turkey, –, Turner, Nat, , , , , , , , Stanton, Henry B., , States Delavan Union Temperance Society of Tuskegee Institute (Tuskegee, AL), Colored People, Twain, Mark, Stauffer, John, , , Tyree, Tami, Stebbins, Catherine Fish, Stepto, Robert B., , US Capitol, , Stevens, Thaddeus, , US Congress, , –, , , , , , Stevenson, Bryan, , , , , , –, – Steward, Austin, –, US Constitution, , , , , , , , Stickney, William, , –, –, , , , Still, William, , –, Stone, Lucy, , , US Department of State, , Stowe, Harriet Beecher, , US Department of the Treasury, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, , , , , , US Department of War, , US Government Printing Office, Stowe, William W., US Marshals Service, Strawberry Alley Methodist Church (Baltimore, US Mint, MD), – US National Park Service, , , Stroud, George M. US Navy, Sketch of the Laws Relating to Slavery, US Postal Service, Sufism, – US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Sumner, Alphonso, US Supreme Court, , , , , , , Sumner, Charles, , , , , , Susan (Madison Washington’s wife), – Union Anti-Slavery Society (UASS), , , Sweeney, Fionnghuala, Union army, , , –, – Syracuse Vigilance Committee, Uniontown. See Anacostia Syracuse, NY, , , –, , Unitarian Church (Rochester, NY), United Colored Americans Association, Talbot County, , , , , , , United Kingdom. See Great Britain Taney, Roger, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Tea Party, Teal, Christopher, University of Delaware (Newark, DE), , Ten Percent Plan, Texas annexation, University of Rochester,
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Van Buren, Martin, , Western Reserve College (Hudson, OH), Van Hollen, Chris, Westminster Abbey (London), Vashon, George B., Whipper, William, Vesey, Denmark, , , White House, , , , Vincent, Henry, White Jr., Jacob C., Volney, White, George, Volpe, Andrea L., White, William A., , Voltaire, Whittier, John Greenleaf, , Voting Rights Act (), Wigham, Jane, Wilbur, Julia, Wade, Benjamin, Wiley, Kehinde, Wade–Davis Bill, Wilkes Street Methodist Church (Baltimore, Walker, David, , , MD), Walker, Jonathan, William Watkins Academy for Negro Youth War of , (Baltimore, MD), Ward, Samuel Ringgold, , , Williams, Heather Andrea, Washington, Booker T., , , , Williams, Hester, Washington, George, , , – Willis, Deborah, Washington, Madison, –, , , , Willis, Meredith Sue, , – Wilson, Harriet Watkins, William, – Our Nig, Watkins, William J., Wilson, Ivy G., Watson, John, Wilson, James, Waugh, Beverly, Wilson, William J., Webb, Frank J. “Afric-American Picture Gallery,” –, Garies and Their Friends, Webb, Richard D., –, , Windward Passage, Webster, Daniel, , Winthrop, John, Webster, Noah, , Wirt, William, Weekly Anglo-African, Wood, Marcus, Weitzman, Steven, Worcester, MA, Weld, Theodore Dwight World’s Temperance Convention (London, American Slavery as It Is, ), , , Wells, Ida B., , , , , – Wright, Richard, Southern Horrors, Wye plantation, –, , , , Wells Jr., Charles Arthur, – Wells, Lewis G., Wesleyan Methodist Church (Syracuse, NY), Xenophon, West Indian emancipation, , , , – Yacovone, Donald, Western New York Anti-Slavery Society Yale University (New Haven, CT), (WNYASS), – Yarborough, Richard, ,
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