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A thrilling narrative from the lips of the sufferers of the late Detroit riot, March 6, 1863 : with the hair breadth escapes of men, women and children, and destruction of colored men's property, not less than $15,000

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"Lithoprinted.""One hundred and thirty-six copies reprinted from the copy in the Charles F. Heartman collection of material relating to Negro culture."Cover title.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Detroit
  3. History
  4. Michigan
  5. Riots

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