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The Harriet DeGarmo Fuller papers consist of four bound volumes of records and eight miscellaneous receipts of the Michigan Anti-Slavery Society, kept between 1852 and 1857, when Harriet DeGarmo Fuller was a member of the executive committee of the Society. The Harriet DeGarmo Fuller Papers form an important and detailed picture of the formation and early activity of the Michigan Anti-Slavery Society, with a record of their official resolutions, activities and expenditures. The Fuller Papers provide unique insight into the inner workings of one of the most important state-level Garrisonian antislavery societies. The collection is made up of four volumes dating from 1852 to 1857.
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Michigan Anti-Slavery Society Daybook, October 23, 1853 - April 5, 1857
Vol. 2; General accounts of Michigan Anti-Slavery Society
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147 pages: 49% transcribed, 31% needs review
Michigan Anti-Slavery Society Daybook, October 23, 1853 - October 12, 1856
Vol. 3; List of pledges and donations given to Anti-Slavery Society
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135 pages: 83% transcribed, 10% needs review
Michigan Anti-Slavery Society Ledger, October 22, 1853 - January 4, 1857
Vol. 4; Constitution and Bylaws of the Michigan Anti Slavery Society, meeting minutes of executive committee.
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99 pages: 44% transcribed, 9% needs review
Michigan Anti-Slavery Society. State Central Committee Formation and Meeting Minutes, October 16, 1852 - September 23, 1853
Vol. 1; Meeting minutes of State Central Committee
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