African American Activists in Buffalo, NY “[We] ask where can be found. . . a class of men that have been more subservient to the laws, made a more rapid progress, and [at] less expense to the city then we, the colored

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Date: 2009-05-03 15:18:58 American slaves Geography of New York New York Slavery in the United States Henry Moxley William Wells Brown Macedonia Baptist Church Henry Highland Garnet Buffalo New York		African American Activists in Buffalo, NY “[We] ask where can be found. . . a class of men that have been more subservient to the laws, made a more rapid progress, and [at] less expense to the city then we, the colored Add to Reading List Source URL: www.monroefordham.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 413,49 KB Share Document on Facebook

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