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Prudence Crandall - Connecticut State Heroine
In 1831, Crandall and her sister established the Canterbury Female Boarding School in Canterbury, CT. In 1832, Crandall admitted Sarah Harris, an African American. Against much protest from the white families and supporters in town, in 1833 Crandall announced that she would only enroll African Ame
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