Punishing Free “Negroes”
This newspaper states that it is ‘published every morning, by Joseph B. Morss and Wm H. Brewster at No. 11, Cornhill,” consists largely of ads for eduction such as schools for young ladies. An article on p. 2 titled “Free...
Carter’s Inky Racer Spot Remover Kit With Bottles
From the website History To You https://www.historytoyou.org/it-s-only-an-image-right “Carter’s Inky Racer Sign, with Original Box and Product, circa 1920 – A product designed to removed ink spots, Carter’s Inky Racer was produced by Carter Ink, which was based out of Boston, Massachusetts, evidence...
Change in North Carolina law, now killing an enslaved person is murder
The Columbian Centinel, Boston, Massachusetts, Saturday, March 31, 1792, contains an article on p. 2 — an “Extract from the North-Carolina act respecting slaves” It speaks about a change in the punishment for killing a slave. The change is that...
Articles on Slavery Issues, “Negroes to be Educated.” The Liberator
The Liberator, September 3, 1858 Articles about the Dominican Republic and “Negro Mechanics,” and “Negroes to be Educated” in Kansas, and much more. according to Wikipedia: “The Liberator was a weekly abolitionist newspaper, printed and published in Boston by William...