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SUMMARY:* In Thoreau's Footsteps Thoreau on Slavery in America
DESCRIPTION:Thoreau on Slavery in America\n\n			\n\n			June 12th\, 2014\n\n			7 - 8:30 pm\n\n			\n\n			Maynard Public Library\n\n			77 Nason Street\n\n			Maynard\, MA\n\n			Program Brochure\n			\n			\n			\n			Henry David Thoreau supported the anti-slavery cause in both word and action.  When called upon to do so\, he and his family gave temporary sanctuary in their home to fugitives heading north. Thoreau wrote essays and delivered several anti-slavery public lectures.  His most famous one was "Slavery in Massachusetts\," which he delivered at a famous rally in Framingham on July 4\, 1854. Thoreau was also the first American to publicly support radical abolitionist John Brown with another renowned lecture\, "Plea For Captain John Brown".\n\n			Historical interpreter Richard Smith will reprise Thoreau's lecture "Slavery In Massachusetts." This timely compelling re-enactment in 2014 will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Civil Rights Act enacted on July 2nd 1964 . Designed for all ages\, this program will bring to life Thoreau's singular observations and concerns about social justice in a new nation. This presentation will conclude with a lively Q&A with Richard Smith about how and why Thoreau ideas and actions remains relevant today.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<table border="0" class="design2" width="583">\n	<tbody>\n		<tr>\n			<td class="venue" height="295" width="210">\n			<div align="center">\n			<p><span class="style14">Thoreau on Slavery in America</span><br />\n			<br />\n			<span class="description"><strong><span class="style35">June 12th\, 2014</span></strong></span><br />\n			<strong class="description style35">7 - 8:30 pm</strong></p>\n\n			<p><br />\n			<span class="description"><strong>Maynard Public Library<br />\n			77 Nason Street<br />\n			Maynard\, MA</strong></span></p>\n\n			<p><strong><a href="http://freedomsway.org/projects/fwnha_inthoreausfootsteps_maynard_june2014.pdf" target="_blank">Program Brochure</a></strong></p>\n			</div>\n			</td>\n			<td class="description" width="363">\n			<p>Henry David Thoreau supported the anti-slavery cause in both word and action.&nbsp\; When called upon to do so\, he and his family gave temporary sanctuary in their home to fugitives heading north. Thoreau wrote essays and delivered several anti-slavery public lectures.&nbsp\; His most famous one was &quot\;Slavery in Massachusetts\,&quot\; which he delivered at a famous rally in Framingham on July 4\, 1854.&nbsp\;Thoreau was also the first American to publicly support radical abolitionist John Brown with another renowned lecture\, &quot\;Plea For Captain John Brown&quot\;.</p>\n\n			<p>Historical interpreter Richard Smith will reprise Thoreau&rsquo\;s lecture &quot\;Slavery In Massachusetts.&quot\; This timely compelling re-enactment in 2014 will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Civil Rights Act enacted on July 2nd 1964 . Designed for all ages\, this program will bring to life Thoreau&rsquo\;s singular observations and concerns about social justice in a new nation. This presentation will conclude with a lively Q&amp\;A with Richard Smith about how and why Thoreau ideas and actions remains relevant today.&nbsp\;</p>\n			</td>\n		</tr>\n	</tbody>\n</table>\n
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