The Press and the Anti-slavery movement

Voice of the Fugitive, 1851 Newspaper which circulated in Canada promoting the anti-slavery movement. NJ.FM.714 - Canadian Library Association, 1947.

Several leading Canadian publications advocated freedom from bondage including the forerunner to today’s Globe and Mail newspaper.

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