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M. Cremieux, The Israelite

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Michigan Liberty Press, April 28, 1848

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28

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April

Year

1848

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Poetry: The Reformer

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Signal of Liberty, January 02, 1847

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2

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January

Year

1847

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Branded Hand

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Signal of Liberty, September 15, 1845

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15

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September

Year

1845

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Worship Of Nature

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Signal of Liberty, July 28, 1845

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28

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July

Year

1845

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Moral Warfare

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Signal of Liberty, July 14, 1845

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14

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July

Year

1845

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Public Domain

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Poetry: Stanzas For The Times

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Signal of Liberty, September 09, 1844

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9

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September

Year

1844

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Yankee Girl

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Signal of Liberty, March 11, 1844

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11

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March

Year

1844

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Public Domain

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Poetry: Friend Of The Slave! Whose Trust In Thee

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Signal of Liberty, November 13, 1843

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13

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November

Year

1843

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Christian Slave

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Signal of Liberty, August 21, 1843

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21

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August

Year

1843

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Public Domain

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Poetry: The Farewell Of A Virginia Slave Mother To Her Daug...

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Signal of Liberty, August 14, 1843

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14

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August

Year

1843

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Public Domain

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