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SUMMARY:You Are There at Hartsville College:  
LOCATION:Columbus\nColumbus
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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Michael G. Cartwright discuses the text of an abolitionist
  address\, given by 23-year old Larkin Houser in 1855. .\nhttps://mybcpl.l
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The text of an abolitionist address\, give
 n by 23-year-old Larkin Houser in 1855\, was recently discovered in the ho
 ldings of the Bartholomew County Historical Society.&nbsp\; Presenter Dr. 
 Michael G. Cartwright will help participants bring into focus what would h
 ave been at stake for this college student who argued for the abolition of
  slavery 166 years ago at Hartsville College\, the pioneer College founded
  by the United Brethren Church in Bartholomew County. Larkin Houser was th
 e son of Bartholomew County pioneer Jacob Houser. Prof. Cartwright has mad
 e several public presentations over the last five years as part of the wor
 k of the Hartsville College Archive Project\, organized by the University 
 of Indianapolis working in collaboration with the Yellow Trail Museum.</p>
 \n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://mybcpl.libnet.info/event/5054156
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