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Remarks upon slavery and the slave-trade, addressed to the Hon. Henry Clay

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Attributed to George Morgan Gibbes.Signed in type: A Slave-Holder. October 1st, 1839.
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  1. Clay, Henry, 1777 1852
  2. Emancipation
  3. Slaver
  4. Slavery
  5. Slaves
  6. United States

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