Members of the Committee of Correspondence

Established at the June 15, 1898 Faneuil Hall Meeting

The Committee of Correspondence was created at the first Anti-Imperialist meeting with the purpose of contacting others throughout the country and urging them to join the movement. Their persistence and networking resulted in the birth of the Anti-Imperialist League and later committee with similar duties helped create the national movement. (Maria Lanzar-Carpio, The Anti-Imperialist League, Chapter 2).

Edward P. Bliss

Gamaliel Bradford

David Greene Haskins, Jr.

George E. McNeill

John Wells Morss

James Phinney Munroe

Albert Stevens Parsons

William Cushing Wait

Erving Winslow

M. Patrick Cullinane, Liberty and Anti-Imperialism, May 14, 2009.

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