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- 1847. Mobbed at Harrisburg, Pa.
- 1848. Leads Anti-Sabbath Convention.
- 1850. At Anniversary of American Anti-Slavery
- 1850. Society (the Rynders Mob), New York City.
- 1850. At first Woman's Rights Convention in Mass.
- 1851. Selections from his Writings published.
- 1853. Mobbed at Bible Convention in Cincinnati.
- 1854. Burns the Constitution of the U. S.
- 1855. Calls the Union “a house divided against itself.”
- 1857. Meets John Brown.
- 1859. Reviews Brown's Virginia Raid.
- 1862. Cooper Union Lecture on Abolitionists and the War.
- 1864. Defends Lincoln against W. Phillips.
- 1865. Visits South Carolina.
- 1865. Valedictory of the Liberator.
- 1867. Fourth visit to England and first to France.
- 1868. Regular contributor to New York Independent.
- 1876. Mrs. Garrison dies.
- 1879. Dies, May 24.
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