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Negroes and Negro "Slavery" : the first, an inferior race -- the latter, it's normal condition

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"Letters to the author."--P. [2]-[3] of cover."... a number will be issued monthly, until the whole work, embracing some 400 pages octavo, is completed."--P. 3."Introductory number : causes of popular delusion on thesubject."--Cover.Cover title.BEIN 1994 960: Cover bound in.BEIN Slavery Pamphlets 54: Presentation inscription (trimmed) from J.G. Taylor, Washington, D.C. Blue wrappers bound in. No. 1 of 30 titles bound together.
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  1. Amer Tracts
  2. Black Race
  3. Controversial Literature
  4. Justification
  5. Presentation Inscription
  6. Slaver
  7. Slavery
  8. Taylor, J. G
  9. United States

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