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concept-305	none	Building the Black Zion: The Role of Black Churches in Creating Philadelphia's Free Black Community, 1787-1820*	2008	27	.pdf	application/pdf	11338	655	63	Rallying around America‟s termination of the international slave trade on January 1, 1808, on May 10, 1807 “a numerous and respectable meeting of Africans” occurred to determine what actions Philadelphia‟s black community would take to commemorate the occasion. Black Founders To understand the autonomous institutions that breathed solidarity and security into Philadelphia‟s free black community would be difficult without briefly examining the early careers of three of Philadelphia‟s most influential free black residents: James Forten, Absalom Jones, and Richard Allen.	cache/concept-305.pdf	txt/concept-305.txt