Slavery & the Underground Railroad in New Hampshire /
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| Language: | English |
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Arcadia Publishing Inc. : Made available through hoopla,
2016
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Table of Contents:
- Front Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction to New Hampshire's Hidden History
- Part I. New Hampshire's Slavery
- 1. Slave Trade
- 2. Slaves in New Hampshire
- 3. Dartmouth College and Slaves
- 4. Portsmouth Slave Population
- 5. The 1779 Slaves' Petition
- Part II. Being Black in New Hampshire: Contrasting Experiences
- 6. Amos Fortune-Jaffrey
- 7. Richard Potter-Andover
- 8. Harriet Wilson-Milford
- 9. George Blanchard-Milford
- 10. The Tragedy of Noyes Academy
- Part III. Abolitionist Movement in New Hampshire
- 11. Overview of the Movement in New Hampshire
- 12. The Abolitionist Apostles
- 13. Jail Time for Abolitionists
- Part IV. Underground Railroad Efforts
- 14. Agents and Their Contributions
- 15. Other New Hampshire Safe Houses
- 16. Ona Judge Staines: President George Washington's Pursuit and Ona's Success
- 17. Stories of Fugitive Slaves in New Hampshire
- 18. History Revealed
- Part V. Twenty-first-Century Commemorations
- Appendix 1. Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail
- Appendix 2. The Harriet Wilson Project's Black Heritage Trail
- Appendix 3. Portsmouth African Burying Ground
- Bibliography
- About the Author
