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Henry Highland Garnet
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Black History Mini Docs - Born on December 23, 1815, abolitionist, minister, educator and orator Henry Highland Garnet was a prominent activist in the fight to end slavery. Having escaped with his
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Henry Highland Garnet /N(1815-1882). American Clergyman And Abolitionist. Wood Engraving, 1881. Poster Print by Granger Collection - Item # ...
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Garnet at the 1843 Convention - Henry Highland Garnet's “Address to the Slaves'” and its Colored Conventions Origins
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Museum of African American History - Boston and Nantucket - Henry Highland Garnet became an orator, minister, abolitionist, and ambassador to Liberia. From “An Address to the Slaves of the United States”, 1843. | Facebook
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