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The Unionist 1834-04-10

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A FEW copies of Mrs. Child’s “Appeal in behalf of that class of Americans called Africans.” Just received and for sale at this office.       March 6

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Title
Advertisement for Lydia Maria Child's Appeal
Description
A few copies of Lydia Maria Child's Appeal available at the office
Bibliographic Citation
The Unionist 1834-04-10
Full Issue Sequence Number
1834-04-10 p.04.80
Type
Text
Language
English
Publisher
The Unionist
Rights
https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
Subject
Advertisement with Abolitionist theme
Source
The Unionist 1834-04-10
Original Item
sjsu-library.github.io
Identifier
unionist--text-0380
Category
Unionist content
Issue
36
Related People
Lydia Maria Child
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unionist--image-0112

An Appeal in Behalf of that class of Americans called African, p. 154-155

An internal page from Lydia Maria Child's <em>An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans called Africans</em>. It contains the opening of a chapter refuting African-American intellectual inferiority, and a reference to English Quaker philosopher Jonathan Dymond, whom the students at the Canterbury Female Academy were also reading, via <em>The Unionist</em>.

Above: An internal page from Lydia Maria Child's An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans called Africans. It contains the opening of a chapter refuting African-American intellectual inferiority, and a reference to English Quaker philosopher Jonathan Dymond, whom the students at the Canterbury Female Academy were also reading, via The Unionist.