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WHAT WOULD WILLIAM APESS DO?

Apess Texts

This link will take you to Amherst College Digital Collections which holds early editions of all of Apess’s works.

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Donate to Historic Marker Fund

Your donation to the Historical Marker Go Fund Me Site will contribute towards the erection of the William Apess historical marker (shown in image) that will be erected in Colrain, Massachusetts, place of William Apess' birth. Our goal is to reach $4,000.00 to cover the cost of the sign and its presentation in the Colrain town square.
Click on this site to donate to the historic marker. Donations will go directly towards the creation and erection of the marker pictured here, designed to commemorate Apess's 1798 birth in the town of Colrain, Massachusetts. The marker is to be prominently placed in Colrain's town square. Projected date of ceremony is sometime in late May or early June of 2018.
What Would Apess Do t-shirt for donations of $25.00 or more to historical marker. When you go to paypal site (by clicking on Historical Marker icon above) indicate in "Notes" section the color (red or blue) , size: Small, Med. Large, Extra Large, XX Large, and leave shipping address.

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