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RISE NOW AND FLY TO ARMS: THE LIFE OF HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET
Abstract
Henry Highland Garnet was perhaps the most influential black American of the nineteenth century. During the course of his sixty-five years, Garnet served as an abolitionist, political activist, educator, African colonizer, and foreign minister. His "Address of the Slaves of the United States,"
Subject Area
American history
Recommended Citation
PASTERNAK, MARTIN BURT, "RISE NOW AND FLY TO ARMS: THE LIFE OF HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET" (1981). Doctoral Dissertations Available from Proquest. AAI8201376.
https://scholarworks.umass.edu/dissertations/AAI8201376