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by Hilary Moss (c) Connecticut Explored Inc. SUMMER 2007 Subscribe/Buy the Issue! In 1831, a group of black and white abolitionists from across the eastern seaboard launched a campaign to build the nation’s first black college. With Simeon Jocelyn, a young white minister from New Haven, and Peter Williams, the head of New York’s St.Read More

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