A stop on the underground railroad
Rev. J.W. Loguen and Syracuse.
by Paul Hofmann
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Fugitive slaves, Slavery, Underground railroadPeople
Jermain Wesley LoguenPlaces
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A stop on the underground railroad: Rev. J.W. Loguen and Syracuse.
2001, Hofmann Press
in English
0970051913 9780970051912
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This work is taken from "The Rev. J.W. Loguen as a Slave and a Freeman," published in 1859 in Syracuse by J.G.K. Truair. I first came across this book last year in the catalog for the Onondaga County Public Library and was amazed by Loguen's story. Unfortunately, the only way someone could read this rare book would be to go to the fourth floor of the library as I did. To make this wonderful work more accessible, I decided to reprint the last 80 pages which deals with Loguen's life as a freeman in Syracuse. My goal is to make Loguen as famous as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglas in abolitionist history, and to make him the most famous citizen of Syracuse.
Cecilia Bard Multicultural Library for Peace.
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| November 3, 2011 | Edited by WorkBot | merge works |
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