The Weekly Anglo-African

Titles

Fr The Weekly Anglo-African
Fr The Anglo-African

Description

Fr L’hebdomadaire paraît en même temps que le mensuel “The Anglo-African Magazine”. En 1861, faisant face à des difficultés financières, Thomas Hamilton est contraint de vendre le journal à George Lawrence Jr. et James Redpath qui le renomment “The Palm and Pine”. Le frère de Thomas, Robert Hamilton, relance cependant le périodique sous le titre “The Anglo-African” quelques mois plus tard. Le journal inspire Robert Campbell qui publie à partir de 1863 à Lagos, Nigeria, “The Anglo-African”.

Publishing location

Collaborators

Fr Hamilton, Thomas (Etats-Unis)
Fr Hamilton, Robert (Etats-Unis)

Edited Authors

Fr Delany, Martin Robison (Etats-Unis)
Fr Wells Brown, William (Etats-Unis)

Geographic subjects

Subjects

Fr Mouvements antiesclavagistes

Date Issued

Fr 1859 - 1865

Language

Identifier

Fr 256981

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To cite this resource

Hamilton, Thomas (Etats-Unis), "The Weekly Anglo-African", SISMO (Global Journals Portal), consulted on 13 November 2024, https://sismo.inha.fr/s/en/journal/256981