Commentary on School for African-American Girls in New Haven

Charles C. Burleigh

The Unionist 1833-09-05

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The Advertiser man doubts the correctness of our statement in reference to the school for colored females in New Haven. If he were only as anxious to keep his own columns free from misstatements, as he is to find errors in ours, we should less frequently be under the unpleasant necessity of pointing out his departures from truth. As to the school in New-Haven, we have only to say that our information was derived from Mr. Tappan, and that Mr. Francis Robinson of Yale College, (now in this town on a visit to his parents) confirms the statement.

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Title: Commentary on School for African-American Girls in New Haven
Description: Dispute with Advertiser over the accuracy of a claim about a school for Black girls in New Haven
Bibliographic Citation: The Unionist 1833-09-05
Creator: Charles C. Burleigh
Full Issue Sequence Number: 1833-09-05 p03.24
Type: Text
Language: English
Publisher: The Unionist
Rights: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
Subject: Abolition; Black Law; Journalistic Debate; Education
Source: The Unionist
Original Item: sjsu-library.github.io
Identifier: unionist--text-0098
Category: Unionist content
Issue: 6
Related People: Arthur Tappan; Francis Robinson; James Holbrook (inferred)
Featured: Yes
Related image: unionist--image-0169