Difference between revisions of "William Wells Brown (Q490547)"
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| Property / hasDescription: An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain / rank | |||
| Property / hasDescription: An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain / reference | |||
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Abolitionist | |||
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William Wells | |||
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Brown | |||
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William Wells Brown | |||
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Enslaved. Free before 13th Amendment. An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain . | |||
| Property / hasDescription: Enslaved. Free before 13th Amendment. An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain . / rank | |||
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| Property / hasDescription: Enslaved. Free before 13th Amendment. An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain . / reference | |||
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William Wells Brown
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Lecturer
Abolitionist
Biographer
William Wells Brown
Enslaved. Free before 13th Amendment. An abolitionist, member of the Underground Railroad, autobiographer, travelogue writer, and author of Clotel (considered to be the first full-length African American novel) who also lectured in the U.S. and Great Britain .