The life of a self-emancipated former slave. Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The following information has been generously shared by Dean Herrin, the National Park Service Coordinator of the Catoctin Center for Regional Studeies at Frederick Community College in Frederick Maryland. Basil Dorsey Chronology as it Relates to Maryland.

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William Lloyd Garrison, nineteenth century radical Abolitionist, in addition to publishing the Boston-based. Newspaper, wrote hundreds of letter to both friends and foes. Those letters, collected in several places, become the source material of this site. The viewer can read selected items from the. Which are also indexed in over one hundred categories. Letters of William Lloyd Garrison. Initially I begin with these categories, which may be expanded as readings continue.

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