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Frederick Douglass' visit to Scotland 1846 and related matters, based on my book, published by Edinburgh University Press in 2018. https://www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-scotland/the-book/ Posts by @bulldozia.com #SlaveryArchive
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youtu.be/wq-6bmKbzP0 In this AAHIAH special, we spotlight the powerful words of Frederick Douglass. In his December 1866 essay "Reconstruction," published in The Atlantic Monthly, Douglass made a compelling case for voting rights and ensuring true freedom for African Americans in the South.

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass spoke at Perth's City Hall: www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed an Anti-Slavery Soiree held in his honour at George's Chapel, School Wynd, Dundee: www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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Publication day! My peek into a 19th c. Black activism, women's roles in public debate, and ladies' antislavery societies in Edinburgh. Read here: www.epoch-magazine.com/post/black-a... #EPOCH #EPOCH19

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed the first of three meetings in Aberdeen www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed the first of three meetings in Montrose: bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed a packed meeting of the Scottish Temperance League at Glasgow's City Hall. A special train from Paisley was engaged for the occasion: bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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I am really outdone. The Maryland National Guard cannot celebrate Frederick Douglass, the state’s native son and perhaps the greatest American this nation ever produced, because he’s Black and his chosen birthday happened to fall during Black History Month. (Ask me why he had to choose is b-day)

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On 10 February 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed the first of three meetings on successive evenings in Arbroath: bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846 Frederick Douglass addressed a meeting 'crowded to overflowing' in Rev. McGavin's chapel, Tay Square, Dundee: bulldozia.com/douglass-in-... 'The agitation goes nobly on - all this region is in a ferment.'

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More findings about Eliza Greenfield. Post from October 2023 substantially updated. www.bulldozia.com/2023/10/13/e...

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#otd 1846 For his fourth meeting in Dundee, Frederick Douglass moved to the larger Bell Street Chapel www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846 School Wynd Chapel in Dundee was 'crowded to excess' for the first of three lectures by Frederick Douglass www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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#otd 1846, before he left Perth for Dundee, Douglass wrote a letter to his friend, William Lloyd Garrison, editor of the Liberator in Boston. He spent most of it responding to an article in a recent issue of the newspaper, which he had probably read in Glasgow. www.bulldozia.com/douglass-in-...

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