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Andrew Thompson Judson (November 29, 1784 –
March 17, 1853) was a
United States representative from
Connecticut and a
United States district judge of the...
- New York:
Simon & Schuster. Finkelman, 2008, p. 21: "...as an avid
colonizationist [Freylinghuysen's]
conservative views on
slavery made him acceptable...
- no
longer exciting issues." Finkelman, 2008, p. 21: "...as an avid
colonizationist [Freylinghuysen's]
conservative views on
slavery made him acceptable...
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national statesman),
Henry Clay. The next year, he
helped an
Indiana colonizationist,
James Mitc****, who had come to Springfield, Illinois, to rekindle...
- "M****achusetts
politician Edward Everett spoke for many
Northern colonizationists when he
supported colonizing free blacks, whom he
described as vagabonds...
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productive capital in a
single moment, it was hoped. In
addition to the "
colonizationists", who
favored concentration of
their efforts on
building a
model economic...
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Retrieved June 27, 2020. In
response to a
question asking why some
Colonizationists thought that
slaves should not be eman****ted, Key says (as reprinted...
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Garrison and
Gerrit Smith,
denounced as
cruel and
ineffective the
colonizationist project of
sending free
blacks to Africa. It
began training a cadre...
- free to
discuss slavery.
Lyman Beecher, the
president of Lane, was a
colonizationist.
Until the debates, Lyman's
daughter Harriet Beecher [Stowe], was not...
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colonization movement,
since Andrew T. Judson, Connecticut's
leading colonizationist, led the
attack on Crandall's school. May was one of the delegates...
