July 4th, 1893 Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison Newbury Port, Massachusetts Medal - Exonumia -

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July 4th, 1893 Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison Newbury Port, Massachusetts Medal - Exonumia -Denounced and distrusted widely during his early years, ridiculed for numerous business failures, Garrison (1805 1879) later was revered by many as leader of Abolitionist movement. Born in Newburyport, he learned printing; started papers there and Bennington, VT; failed three times; served seven weeks in jail in Baltimore as result of libel suit. Moving to Boston, Garrison printed first issue of Liberator Jan. 1, 1831. Articulate, dedicated and

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