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Date: 2015-02-19 13:16:48 African slave trade African-American culture Cultural history of the United States Grimké sisters Sarah Grimké American studies United States Slavery in the United States Abolitionism Slavery History of the United States Angelina Grimké		Book Club Kit suemonkkidd.com suemonkkidd suemonkkidd Add to Reading List Source URL: images.penguingroup.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,17 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	Sarah Douglass and Racial Prejudice within the Society of Friends A Pendle Hill lecture given by Margaret Hope Bacon Several months ago we were discussing at the dinner table the perennial question, why was the Society o DocID: 15LLY - View Document
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	Teaching with Primary Sources/LOC Resource Lesson Lesson Title: The Southern View(s) of Slavery. Author: Owen Doak Course: U.S. History Grade: 11 Skill Level: Regular level and/or Advanced Placement. DocID: zdwT - View Document