Newspapers Edited by Burleighs

Items

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  The Liberator, October 29, 1831, welcomes The Stonington Phenix and Charles W. Denison to the growing list of immediate abolitionists

  The Stonington Phenix, at this time, likely had William Henry Burleigh as an assistant to Charles Denison
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  The Non-Pareil description
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  The Non-Pareil masthead
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  The NonPareil

  Monthly journal, literary in focus
• The Prohibitionist
• The Republican
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  The Unionist

  Newspaper published in support of Canterbury Female Academy for Black Women, and with an editorial stance that was Abolitionist and Anti-Masonic
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  The Unionist Internal Masthead with both Charles and William Burleigh

  The Unionist Internal Masthead with both Charles and William Burleigh . This comes from the issue that includes the final verdict in favor of Frederick Olney, a Black man whom the Canterbury elite tried to frame for a fire that white people had set at the Canterbury Female Academy.
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  The Wreath

  Literary journal
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  Unionist internal masthead with Printing Press
• Voice of Freedom
• We, the People and Old Colony Press

  Charles C. Burleigh assisted in editing this paper 1832-1833 while studying law in the area
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  We, the People and Old Colony Press Masthead