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The Liberator
William Lioyd Garrison publishes The Liberator one of the most widely read antislavery publications. every one read the paper. the motto was " Our country is the world-our countrymen are mankind'
It was an abolitionist newspaper that earned nationwide notoriety for its uncompromising advocacy. -
Maria Stewart first african american female political activist
Stewarrt connected with the work of abolitioniot publisher william lioyd gamson when he advertised for writings by black women in his news paper. the liberator. in 1831 garrison published her first essay, religlon and the pure principles of mortality, as a pamphlet. she also began public speaking. -
Boston Female Anti slavery
the founders of the boston female anti slavery society believed. slavery to be a direct vlolation of the laws of god. the society aimed to aid and assist in the righteous cause as lies within our power. the group was independent of state and national organization. -
Great britain abolishes slavery in its colonies
the act of parliament of the united kingdom abolishing slavery throwghout the britian empire. the act was repealed in 1998 as part of a wider rationalisation of english. statute law, but later on ti-slavery legislation remainec in force. slavery was officially abolished in most of the british empire on august 1st age of six were freed in the colonies. -
Angelina and Sarah Grimke Abolitionist Sisters
they were from south carolina. they spoke in front of mixed crowds of men and women. they were also the first women to testify before a state legistature or the guestion of african american rights. they were trying to free the ensaved and end racial discrimination throughout the us. -
Frednc douglass travels to new york to run from slavery
from philadelphia he traveled to new york staying in the home of david ruggles. 11 days after his arrival in new york city his fiance anna murray met him. they married on september 15th, 1838 and changed their last name to johnson. soon after moving to bedford mass. they decided to use the last nmae of Douglass instead. fredrick douglass subscribed to the liberator and was an active parhapant at abolitionist meetings. -
Free soil party
free soil party was an amencan political party that only survived through two presidential elections. it was dedicated to stopping the spread of slavery to new states and territories in the west. it got alot of attention but not alot of appeal. the slogan was free soil free speech free labor, and free men.
