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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
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  The Owl's Nest, Back Yard View

  Back view of George Shepard Burleigh and Ruth Burgess Burleigh's home in Little Compton Rhode Island, known as "The Owl's Nest" - from Minnie Spies thesis.
• The Pathfinder
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  The Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery
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  The Piles!
• The Prohibitionist
• The Republican
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  The Rocks of Tintagel.

  Full-page illustration in "The Court of King Arthur: stories from the Land of the Round Table" by William Henry Frost. Illustrated by Sydney Richmond Burleigh.
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  The School-Room

  Illustration that accompanies the section of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.'s poem "The School-boy" that deals with Phillips Academy and John Adams.
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  The Seeker

  Poem by George Shepard Burleigh, first published here in The Charter Oak
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  The Seventy Agents

  The Seventy Agents of the American Anti-Slavery Society, as organized by
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  The Telephone, by Alexander Graham Bell

  Illustration of early telephone developed by Alexander Graham Bell
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  The Tocsin
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  The Tree of Temperance and the Tree of Intemperance

  Comparison of the fruits of temperance and intemperance by showing two trees
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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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  The young Charles Calistus Burleigh
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  Theodore Dwight Weld
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  Theodore Sedgwick Wright
• Theodore Tilton
• Thomas Burgess
• Thomas Chandler III