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Seven Core Siblings
Mary Frances Burleigh: The Only Sister
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Charles Calistus Burleigh: An Unkempt but Powerful Force for Abolition
William Henry Burleigh: Earnest and Affable Editor
Lucian Rinaldo Burleigh: Preacher and Teacher
Cyrus Moses Burleigh: Quick-Witted Activist
George Shepard Burleigh: Poet of Reform, Nature, and Sentiment
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The Parents: Rinaldo & Lydia Bradford Burleigh
Gertrude Kimber Burleigh: Quaker Partner to Charles
Celia Burleigh: First Female Unitarian Minister and William's Second Wife
Margaret Jones Burleigh: Friend to Cyrus; Wife to Mary Grew
Ruth Burgess Burleigh: Abolitionist and Poetic Partner to George
Charles Calistus Burleigh, Jr.: Exquisite Painter
L. R. Burleigh Jr.: Lithographer of Bird's-Eye Views
Sydney Richmond Burleigh: Artist of Multiple Skills in Rhode Island
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The Canterbury Female Academy, Prudence Crandall, and the Black Women Students
Agency and Activity in the 1830s
Abolitionist Schism and the Burleigh Family
Success, Struggles, and Sorrows: The 1850s
Radical Retirements: 1860-1903
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Newspapers Edited by Burleighs
The Life of an Anti-Slavery Agent
African-American Allies and Associates of the Burleigh Siblings
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George Shepard Burleigh Poems
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George Shepard Burleigh Poems
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Drunkard’s Dream, The
Drunkard’s Family, The
Drunkard’s Son, The
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Dying Slave Mother, The
This is a very early public poem by George S. Burleigh, and the fact of its printing and re-printing points to both his ability, and the fame of the Burleigh name due to his older brothers' activism.
Each Fights for All
Each for All
Early Love, An
Eau-de-Vie
Elect Reformer, The
Elective Fate
Elegaic Poem on the Death of Nathaniel Peabody Rogers
Elegant Extract
Ellen Byrne
Epigram
Epitaph for an Enterprising Butter Maker
Epitaph on a Wag
Equinoctial
Errors of Poets and Printers
Eruption of Mounakilauea in the Island of Hawaii
Eternal Conflict, The
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Evening
Ever Renewed
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