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Dr. Erik J. Chaput on Race and the Dorr Rebellion

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Raymond Lavertue on Dorr and the Anti-Slavery Movement

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Dr. Erik J. Chaput on Women and the Dorr Rebellion

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Dr. Patrick T. Conley on the Law and Order Constitution

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Dorr Rebellion Documentary

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Eva Irby-Davis '75, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Joseph N. Small Jr. '74, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Providence College v. Villanova University 1970-02-04

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Providence College v. Villanova University 1973-02-20

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ev. Dr. Anderson W. Clary ’69, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Video interview with Joseph Small ’74 and Mal Davis ’81, discussing the interest in and significance of developing a project like the Dear Future Friars oral history project. Interview conducted by M. Michelle Chiles, Head of Archives and Special Collections, on September 19, 2022. Interview runtime is 13 minutes and 12 seconds.

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Theodore Josiha Haig, J.D., Ed.D. '70, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Mal Davis '81, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Dr. Bruce Graver on the Whittier Collection

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The title text of "Dr. James Oakes on the Gag Rule of 1836" overlays an 1835 abolitionist political cartoon portraying the violent suppression of Southern abolitionism. Depicts a riotous mob around a gallows from which a white man hangs. It is overseen by Judge Lynch, depicted with donkey's ears and holding a whip while stepping on the Constitution. He is seated upon bales of cotton, sugar, and tobacco and sentences a white man abolitionist to be hanged by the neck.

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Jennifer Maultsby '89, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Thomas Walters '74, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Wanda Johnson Ingram '75, Dear Future Friars Oral History Project

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Brenda Chapman McGill '75

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Earnest Earl Smith Jr. '92

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Student Activities During WWII