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Providence Society for the Abolition of SlaveryStanding Committee Wilkinson, Orict

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Sister society in Philadelphia confirms the story of Olver Fry, "his claim to liberty, and there is a prospect of other evidence being attained sufficient to answer the design of the Society."
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Keywords

  1. Antislavery Movements
  2. Fry, Oliver
  3. Slaver

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