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287 - America.- Slavery.- Martineau (Harriet) Views on Slavery & Emancipation; from "Society in America",occasional pencil underlining, scattered spotting and soiling, disbound, New York, Piercy Reed, 1837 § Thompson (George) andRev. Henry C. Wright. The Free Church of Scotland and American Slavery ...,occasional light spotting, disbound, Edinburgh, 1846 § A Chapter of American History. Five Years' Progress of the Slave Power,ALs John Gorham Palfrey (1796-1881) loosely inserted, disbound,Boston, 1852 § Grahame (James) Who is to Blame? or Cursory Review of "American Apology for American Accession to Negro Slavery",light spotting at beginning and end, disbound, 1842; and others on slavery in America, most disbound, 8vo (15)
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America.- Slavery.- Martineau (Harriet) Views on Slavery & Emancipation; from "Society in America",occasional pencil underlining, scattered spotting and soiling, disbound, New York, Piercy Reed, 1837 § Thompson (George) andRev. Henry C. Wright. The Free Church of Scotland and American Slavery ...,occasional light spotting, disbound, Edinburgh, 1846 § A Chapter of American History. Five Years' Progress of the Slave Power,ALs John Gorham Palfrey (1796-1881) loosely inserted, disbound,Boston, 1852 § Grahame (James) Who is to Blame? or Cursory Review of "American Apology for American Accession to Negro Slavery",light spotting at beginning and end, disbound, 1842; and others on slavery in America, most disbound, 8vo (15)
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