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The second annual report of the Aborigines Protection Society : presented at the meeting in Exeter Hall, May 21st, 1839. With list of officers, subscribers, benefactors, and honorary members. Printed by order of the general meeting

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Aborigines Protection Society (Great Britain)

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"Annual subscriptions and donations" list of names and amounts p. 31-32.Lib. Company. Afro-Americana,25
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  1. Blacks
  2. England
  3. Indigenous Peoples
  4. London
  5. Subscribers' Lists

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