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Curious adventures of Captain Stedman, during an expedition to Surinam, in 1773 : including the struggles of the Negroes, and the barbarities of the planters, dreadful executions, the manner of selling slaves, mutiny of sailors, soldiers, &c. and various other interesting articles.

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Contents: The curious adventures of Captain Stedman -- The loss of His Majesty's ship, Romney.
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Booklet
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Tegg, Thomas, 1776-1845
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  1. Chapbooks, English

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