ELIJAH & OWEN LOVEJOY: HEROES OF ANTI-SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS (Moore, Jane Ann)

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Contents 1 General Information 2 Program Specifics 3 Materials, Equipment, Room Setup 4 Audiences, Age Level, Topic, Culture, Language 5 Documents & Resources 6 Offered at the Library 7 Editing

General Information

Program Title: ELIJAH & OWEN LOVEJOY: HEROES OF ANTI-SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS

Library: LaSalle Public Library (Add Library)

Presenter: Jane Ann Moore

Program Specifics

Jane Ann Moore presents the story of Elijah and Owen Lovejoy and their tireless work through churches, newspapers, lecture tours, political parties, and other antislavery groups to establish equality for all people in the United States.

75 minutes

Materials, Equipment, Room Setup

Podium, classroom setup. No equipment needed

Audiences, Age Level, Topic, Culture, Language

Documents & Resources

• Program Flyer from LaSalle Public Library

Offered at the Library

Library: LaSalle Public Library

Name: Laura Frizol

Notes: Fee is negotiable. Jane Ann Moore is part of the Illinois Humanities Council Lincoln Bicentennial Road Scholar program.

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