Anti-Slavery

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1. 48. "The mind of the Negro as reflected in letters written during the Crisis, 1800-1860", ed. by Carter G. Woodson. Washington
2. 49. "The Canadian Anti-Slavery Group" by Fred Landon. The University Magazine. v. 17
3. 50. "Arthur Tappan and the anti-slavery movement" by Eugene Portlette Southall. Journal of Negro History. v. 15
4. 51. "The Dawn Institute: Canada West" by T. H. The Anti-Slavery Reporter. v. 4 of N. S
5. 52. "An address to the coloured inhabitants of North America. " The Anti-Slavery Reporter. v. 6, N. S
6. 53. "Visit to the fugitive slaves and people of colour in Upper Canada". The Anti-Slavery Reporter. v. 7, no. 73, N. S
7. 54. "Organization of Jamaica by the coloured people of Canada". Anti-Slavery Reporter
8. 55. "Jamaica". The Anti-Slavery Reporter
9. 56. [J. Forster and Samuel Bowley] The Anti-Slavery Reporter. 92, orv. 4
10. 57. Anti-slavery Labours. [Autobiography of a fugitive negro: his anti-slavery labours in Canada] by Ward
11. 58. "Canada's part in freeing the slave"by Fred Landon. v. 17, 1919
12. 59. Letters between William H. Seward and Michael Willis & T. Henning regarding a resolution passed at a meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society of Canada
13. 60. Proceedings of the General Anti-Slavery Convention called by the Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society. London
14. 61. "The Anti-Slavery Society of Canada" by Fred Landon. Journal of Negro History. v. 4
15. 62. Documents. Records illustrating the condition of refugees from slavery in Upper Canada before 1860. Journal of Negro History. v. 13