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The Christian Recorder is the oldest existing periodical published by African-Americans in the United States whose existence dated before the Civil War.
The Official Newspaper of the AME Church
Founded in 1852, The Christian Recorder oldest existing periodical published by African-Americans in the United States whose existence dated before the Civil War.