Items · The Burleigh Family of Plainfield, Connecticut: An Anti-Racist Abolitionist Legacy

[As lambs at sucking, work their inner pump]

[How high and far away appears]

[In the glance of the sun, when the young birds sing]

[Now be thankful oh our brother]

[O fair young Bridge! I have seen thee stand]

[O then for a cot on the green sea-side]

[O, Angels agree in creeds!]

[O, Should some tameless Jinqua there]O, Should some tameless Jinqua there

[Our Hearts, Like the Head of John Baptist]

[Silence speaks in the written page]

[Storms may obscure, but cannot quench the sun]

[The dread tale bearers who still raises hob]

[The soft low whisper of the wave]

[Through ages the vast constellation alone]

[Was it not of a need that the little flower should grow]

[Where the Fisherman’s yellow cabin]

[Ye who would mount above surrounding fate]

1744 THE BURGESS COTTAGE LITTLE COMPTON R.I.

Black and white photographic postcard. Photograph of the Burgess house at (564/566?) West Main Road in Little Compton RI. The 1 1/2 story house has a porch and a small north ell. This house was moved across West Main Road and to the south about 1/2 mile in 2007. This is the same house pictured in 2008.0487. New address for this house should be between 585 and 601 West Main Road.

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