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The death of St. Clare, little Eva's father

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Collier, M. A J.H. Bufford & Co

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Cover depicts St. Clare's deathbed. The slave Tom kneels on on one side of the bed, holding St. Clare's hand. A manservant stands on the other side of the bed.
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Sheet Music Prints (Visual Works)Musical Notation Prints Ephemera
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Historic New England

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Keywords

  1. Deaths
  2. Slaver
  3. Slavery
  4. Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 1811 1896

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