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Colored National Convention of 1855

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Anchor text: Barbara Ann Steward - Working for Higher Education: Advancing Black Women's Rights in the 1850s

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Wikipedia: Charlotte E. Ray

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Anchor text: National Convention of Colored Citizens: 1843

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Wikipedia: Arch Street Friends Meeting House

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Anchor text: Henrietta S. Duterte · Mobility, Migration, and the 1855 Philadelphia National Convention · ColoredConventions.org

Wikipedia: Eden Cemetery (Collingdale, Pennsylvania)

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Wikipedia: Timeline of Boston

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Wikipedia: Sarah Loguen Fraser