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Wendell Phillips urging abolition of slavery

Wendell Phillips urging abolition of slavery



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Wendell Phillips urging abolition of slavery

Wendell Phillips speaking against slavery on Boston Common, 1850s.
Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Media ID 5877793

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1850s Abolitionist Anti Slavery Boston City Demonstration Massachusetts New England North Northern Protest Reformer Social Reformer Speaking Speech


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