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Primary and selected secondary sources for research in African American Studies at Princeton University.
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Abolition and Colonization             Print Page
  
 

Abolition and Colonization

Anti-slavery Materials: Regional Records and Other Pamphlets, 18th-19th Centuries: The Collection at John Rylands University Library, Manchester

Microfilm 06843                    Printed guide (FilmB) HT1163.A67

 

Black Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865

Microfilm 05367                    Printed guide (FilmB) E449.B625 1981

 

Correspondence of the Secretary of the Navy relating to African Colonization, 1819-1844

Microfilm 09664                    Printed guide: CD3026.A52

 

Estlin Papers, 1840-1844

Microfilm 1098.331                               Printed guide: none

 

Papers of Frederick Douglass

Microfilm 1083.309                               Printed guide: none

 

Papers of the Pennsylvania Abolitionist Society

Microfilm 1083.706                               Printed guide: none

 

Records of the American Colonization Society

Available through interlibrary loan from the Center for Research Libraries. See Borrowing Microforms from the Center for Research Libraries for more information.  Printed guide: see Center for Research Libraries Reference Folder. American Colonization Society: A Register of its Records in the Library of Congress, 1792-1962.

 

Rhodes House Anti-slavery Papers: Material Relating to America from the Anti-slavery Collection in Rhodes House, Oxford, mainly 1839-1868

Microfilm 1083.692                               Printed guide: none

 

 
 
 

Microfilm Location

Abolition and colonization collections on microfilm and printed guides to accompany microfilm are housed in Microform Services on C-floor in Firestone Library.

 
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