An edition of Annals of the first African church, in the United States of America (1862)

Annals of the first African church, in the United States of America

now styled the African Episcopal church of St. Thomas, Philadelphia, in its connection with the early struggles of the colored people to improve their condition, with the co-operation of the Friends, and other philanthropists; partly derived from the minutes of a beneficial society, established by Absalom Jones, Richard Allen and others, in 1787, and partly from the minutes of the aforesaid church

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An edition of Annals of the first African church, in the United States of America (1862)

Annals of the first African church, in the United States of America

now styled the African Episcopal church of St. Thomas, Philadelphia, in its connection with the early struggles of the colored people to improve their condition, with the co-operation of the Friends, and other philanthropists; partly derived from the minutes of a beneficial society, established by Absalom Jones, Richard Allen and others, in 1787, and partly from the minutes of the aforesaid church

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King & Baird, printers
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Pages
172

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African Americans, St. Thomas' Church (Philadelphia, Pa.)

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Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

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Annals of the first African church, in the United States of America: now styled the African Episcopal church of St. Thomas, Philadelphia, in its connection with the early struggles of the colored people to improve their condition, with the co-operation of the Friends, and other philanthropists; partly derived from the minutes of a beneficial society, established by Absalom Jones, Richard Allen and others, in 1787, and partly from the minutes of the aforesaid church
1862, King & Baird, printers
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Reproduction of the original from the Oberlin College Library.

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Philadelphia
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Slavery and anti-slavery: a transnational archive. Part 2: Slave trade in the Atlantic world, Slavery & anti-slavery

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1 online resource (172 p.)
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