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Theodore Dwight Weld , Hampton, Connecticut
Died February 3, 1895
Boston, Massachusetts
Religious leader and abolitionist
Author of the influential book
American Slavery as… Antislavery , Opposition to slavery in British North America began in the late seventeenth century but was limited mostly to a minority of Quakers and a few Purita… Social Movements , social movements An organized effort by a significant number of people to change (or resist change in) some major aspect or aspects of society. The t… Liturgical Movement , Skip to main content
Liturgical Movement
Liturgical Movement. C20 Movement of which the object was an increasing involve-ment of the laity in worship… Movement Disorders , Movement disorders describe a variety of abnormal movements of the body that have a neurological basis. These abnormal movements are characterized by… Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton , Buxton, Thomas Fowell (1786–1845). Anti-slavery campaigner and quaker philanthropist, Buxton married Hannah Gurney (sister of Elizabeth Fry). In 1808…
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antislavery movement