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Benjamin Lundy
| January 4, 1789 | Benjamin Lundy born, Hardwick, New Jersey | New Jersey |
| June 1, 1821 | In the wake of the Missouri Compromise, Quaker Benjamin Lundy prepares to roll the press on a weekly publication, Genius of Universal Emancipation. It has a pro-abolition stance. | |
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| August 22, 1839 | Benjamin Lundy dies, Lowell, Illinois | Illinois |
A pro-Abolition newspaper editor, Quaker Benjamin Lundy founded an early Abolitionist Society. After the Missouri Compromise, Lundy began his own anti-slavery newpaper, Genius of Universal Emancipation. William Lloyd Garrision worked with Lundy in 1828-29, before Lundy dismissed him because of his radical views
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