Abolitionists of Ontario: Fugitives & Freemen
A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around abolitionists in Ontario's history. All the readings are taken from two abolitionist newspapers published in Ontario in the 1850s: the Voice of the Fugitive and the Provincial Freeman. Some of the readings are anonymous, and some have authors from Canada and the States.
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These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students may beThese readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that …
These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequents black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students may beThese readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that …
A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around abolitionists in Ontario's history. All the readings are taken from two abolitionist newspapers published in Ontario in the 18A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around abolitionists …
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