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New Haven To Consider Apology For Failure To Establish A College For Black Men In 1831

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According to researchers, the rebellion of Nat Turner in Virginia may have played a role in the white men's rejection of the planned college, which had support from William Lloyd Garrison, the white publisher of Boston's abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator

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