"Abolition in the Revolutionary Era: The Bowne Family & the New York Quaker Meeting" Illustrated Talk
Join us IN PERSON AT BOWNE HOUSE OR VIA ZOOM for an illustrated talk that explores the anti-slavery activities of the Bowne family and New York Quakers in the Revolutionary War era. Archivist Charlotte Jackson and researcher Ellen M. Spindler will offer a close-up look at precious records, including 18th-century manumission certificates and Quaker Meeting records, that capture this period’s heightened focus on themes of oppression, liberty, and hypocrisy.
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