Andrew Harris, Vermont's forgotten abolitionist

Andrew Harris, Vermont's forgotten abolitionist

Thornton, Kevin Pierce

Andrew Harris was a man of constant activity and tremendous energies, all of which were devoted to what at the time was the truly radical cause of racial equality in America. His untimely death of fever in December 1841 at the age of 27 is the only reason he is not remembered as a significant figure in African American history.

Vermont History, v. 83, no. 2 (Summer/Fall 2015)

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