The Liberator

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The Liberator was a prominent 19th-century American abolitionist newspaper that became a leading voice in the movement to end slavery in the United States.

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instanceOf abolitionist newspaper
newspaper
associatedOrganization American Anti-Slavery Society
New England Anti-Slavery Society
centuryOfActivity 19th century
circulationType subscription-based
coEditor Isaac Knapp
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolutionYear 1865
editor William Lloyd Garrison
finalPublicationDate 1865-12-29
firstPublicationDate 1831-01-01
format broadsheet
founder William Lloyd Garrison
hadContributor Charles Lenox Remond
Frederick Douglass
Henry Highland Garnet
Maria Weston Chapman
William Lloyd Garrison
surface form: Wendell Phillips
ideology anti-slavery
pacifism
inceptionYear 1831
language English
locationFounded Boston, Massachusetts
mediaType print
motto Our country is the world—our countrymen are mankind
movement American abolitionist movement
notableFor advocating immediate emancipation of enslaved people
being a leading voice of the American abolitionist movement
influencing public opinion against slavery
providing a platform for African American writers and activists
opposed colonization schemes to send freed Blacks to Africa
slavery in the United States
placeOfPublication Boston, Massachusetts
politicalAlignment abolitionism
immediatism
publicationFrequency weekly
publisher William Lloyd Garrison
reasonForEnd passage of the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
regionServed New England
United States of America
surface form: United States
subject abolitionism in the United States
civil rights for African Americans
slavery in the United States
supported immediate emancipation
racial equality
women’s rights

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William Lloyd Garrison notableWork The Liberator
William Lloyd Garrison founded The Liberator
William Lloyd Garrison editorOf The Liberator
Anti-Slavery Office notableWork The Liberator
Garrison notableWork The Liberator
subject surface form: William Lloyd Garrison
Lloyd notableWork The Liberator
subject surface form: William Lloyd Garrison
El Libertador meaning The Liberator
Max Eastman associatedWith The Liberator
Liberator Publishing Company product The Liberator
Floyd Dell employer The Liberator
Maria Weston Chapman workedAt The Liberator
Maria Weston Chapman associatedWith The Liberator
William Cooper Nell workedAt The Liberator
Isaac Knapp coFounderOf The Liberator
Isaac Knapp publisherOf The Liberator
Isaac Knapp workedOn The Liberator
Garrison family notableWork The Liberator
subject surface form: William Lloyd Garrison