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Frederick Douglass Remembered

Frederick Douglass Remembered at Quinnipiac University
This site provides information about the exhibition "Frederick Douglass in Ireland: 'The Black O'Connell,'" which has been mounted by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, and is on display in the Lender Family Special Collection Room at the Arnold Bernhard Library from Feb. 1 2018 - Jan. 28, 2019. The site also includes a listing of Frederick Douglass commemorative campus events that are being held during the month of February 2018.
Frederick Douglass Resources
A selection of Frederick Douglass resources available on the internet.
Frederick Douglass Papers: Digital Edition
Douglass' Complete Works online, including speeches, autobiographies, letters, and other writings.

Irish Newspaper Archives This link opens in a new window
The complete digitization of Ireland's newspaper heritage. Titles such as the Irish Independent (1905 - current), Sunday Independent, The Freeman's Journal, the Nation and many of Ireland's leading regional newspapers are fully searchable. Research Ireland's past as recorded by the leading publications of the day - the Wolfe Tone Rebellion of 1798 as reported in the Freeman's Journal to the great famine as reported in The Nation and more recent seminal moments in Irish history as reported in the Irish Independent.
JSTOR This link opens in a new window
An interdisciplinary archive of over 1,000 scholarly full-text journals. The earliest content dates back to 1665.

Remembering Frederick Douglass: The Early Years by Sandy O'Hare, MLS
Slideshow created by ABL Access Services Librarian Sandy O'Hare , for the exhibition "Frederick Douglass in Ireland: 'The Black O'Connell.'"