| 词条 | Abraham Beverley Walker |
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Walker, who was of Loyalist ancestry, was a farmer's son in the Kingston peninsula area. Their family had settled there in 1786, placing them in the first group of black settlers on the peninsula which was upriver from Saint John. After suffering numerous setbacks in his career as a lawyer and painful racial snubs at many levels, he emerged as the leader of his racial group in the Maritimes. He was a black supremacist and eventually achieved a high level of success and furthered the Black cause in that region. References{{DEFAULTSORT:Walker, Abraham Beverley}}1. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.osgoodesociety.ca/encyclopedia/three-first-black-lawyers-in-canada-robert-sutherland-abraham-walker-delos-davis/|title=Three “First” Black Lawyers in Canada: Robert Sutherland, Abraham Walker, Delos Davis|website=Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History|language=en-US|access-date=2019-03-25}} External Links
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