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Speeches
- Example:
- Speech
by Frederick Douglass on Henry Clay's gradual emancipation plan
and role of American Colonization Society, June 8, 1849
Primary Sources in African American History offers ever-expanding
coverage of significant speeches by such figures as Blanche Bruce,
Levi Coppin, Marcus Garvey, Archibald Grimke, Booker T. Washington,
and many others. Of special note is Frederick Douglass' 1849 speech
delivered in Faneuil Hall, Boston, in which he condemned Henry Clay's
gradual emancipation plan, the American Colonization Society, and
racial attitudes in the United States.
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