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Looking Back: Frederick Douglass in Urbana - Urbana Daily Citizen

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Submitted story On Friday evening, June 10, 1856, Frederick Douglass, the former slave, abolitionist, author and orator, addressed the citizens of Urbana and vicinity at Union Hall, in the southwest corner of Urbana’s public square. His presentation was sponsored by the ladies of Urbana’s St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church (Urbana AME). This event raised funds for a new church edifice. The denomination of African Methodism was first or…

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Looking Back: Frederick Douglass in Urbana - Urbana Daily Citizen

Submitted story On Friday evening, June 10, 1856, Frederick Douglass, the former slave, abolitionist, author and orator, addressed the citizens of Urbana and vicinity at Union Hall, in the southwest corner of Urbana’s public square. His presentation was sponsored by the ladies of Urbana’s St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church (Urbana AME). This event raised funds for a new church edifice. The denomination of African Methodism was first or…

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