Items

• Blowing Bubbles
• Bob-o-link, The
• Bobolink
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  Bog Hay

  Painting of farming scene, entitled Bog Hay, which is referenced in Cyrus's Diary July 18, 1837
• Bonnie Blue Flower, The
• Bonny Bessie
• Book Third, Ode Third
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  Boot advertisement from The Christian Freeman
• Born Leader
• Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society
• Boy and the Age, The
• Boy and the Birds, The
• Boy Bugler of Bull Run, The
• Boy Who Came When He Was Called, The
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  Brandon Congregational Church, Brandon, Vermont

  Sketch of the Congregational Church of Brandon, Vermont, a site of numerous anti-slavery meetings
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  Brattleboro, Vt. 1886.

  Lithographic print of Brattleboro, VT drawn by L.R. Burleigh and printed by The Burleigh Lith. in Troy, NY.
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  British Canada

  Encompasses all of Canada. Upper Canada (so named because of it being up river along the St. Lawrence) was where most of the activity around self-emancipated African-Americans (and thus Afro-Canadians) happened.
• Bronson Alcott
• Brook, The
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  Brooklyn Female Anti-Slavery Society
• Brother, The
• Brownie
• Bruno
• Bub in a Tub
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  Burleighs in Plainfield, 1850 Census

  Census records show that Rinaldo Burleigh is blind, that Lydia Burleigh is still alive, that Mary their eldest, still lives with them, and that Lucian Burleigh and George Burleigh, with their families, live next door.