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Saturday, July 13, 2013
The Anti-Slavery Alphabet
In 1846 Hannah and Mary Townsend, a pair of Quaker sisters, produced the Anti-Slavery Alphabet, a new way for the 26 letters to be taught . They were abolitionists and actively campaigned against domestic slavery in the United States.
More at Mississippi Department of Archives and History
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More at Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Via Kuriositas
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