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Anti-Slavery Propaganda in the Oberlin College Library

Held In: McKeldin Library Location Code & Call Number: MCK-PER M-CARD

Indexes:

REF E441.L6 1968: Anti-Slavery Propaganda in the Oberlin College Library. Lost Cause Press, Louisviile, KY.

Scope:

The collection contains primarily American anti-slavery propaganda published before January 1, 1863, the date of the Emancipation Proclamation. The collection also includes a small amount of pro-slavery propaganda and British anti-slavery literature. The collection covers various aspects of the anti-slavery campaign including religious, economic, anti-colonial and abolitionist material; slave narratives; poetry; songs and traveler's observations of slavery. Also included are annual reports, proceedings, constitutions, platforms and addresses of anti-slavery societies.

Arrangement:

Individual items in this collection are catalogued separately by main entry. The microcards are interfiled in the microcard collection in the Periodicals/Microforms Room by main entry.

Notes:

The collection includes approximately 2,5000 pamphlets

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This document was produced September 20, 1996. It is maintained by Jerri Kenny (jk64@umail.umd.edu), McKeldin Library Reference.

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