American Anti-Slavery Reporter

The American Anti-Slavery Reporter was a short-lived monthly periodical published by the American Anti-Slavery Society. The Reporter’s intention was to be filled with "authentic matters of fact" as well as essays on slavery in the United States.

Not to be confused with Anti-Slavery Reporter.

The first issue was released in the month of January, 1834, and contains reviews of speeches and proceedings from a recent meeting of the American Colonization Society. The launch of the American Anti-Slavery Reporter coincided with the discontinuation of The Abolitionist, another monthly periodical with a similar purpose.[1] The American Anti-Slavery Society, publishing from the Society's office in New York City, published eight issues, from January to August 1834.

The eight issues of the American Anti-Slavery Reporter.

References
  1. "The American Anti-Slavery Reporter". The Liberator. Boston, Massachusetts. March 8, 1834. Retrieved October 25, 2019.
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