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African American history in New Hampshire begins as early as 1645. Hundreds of blacks, enslaved and free, lived in the seacoast in the 1700s. Black men fought in the Revolution and the Civil War. Their stories are among the most popular on this web site. Articles are based on and inspired by the work of historian Valerie Cunningham and Mark Sammons, authors of the upcoming book "Black Portsmouth".

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First Blacks of Portsmouth, Part 1 Valerie Cunningham
Whittier’s Anti-Slavery Ode to NH J. Dennis Robinson
Black Elders of Portsmouth Valerie Cunningham
Colored Patriots of NH William Cooper Nell
Integrating the Wentworth in 1964 Jean Potter, Eye Witness
Black History of the Seacoast Various Authors
Lost Black Cemetery Discovered? J. Dennis Robinson
 
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