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Emancipation and Colonination

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Two newspaper articles, one reporting the rate to rent slaves in New Orleans and the other on Edward Curd, Sr. of Kentucky manumitting, after his death, 15 slaves, with the condition that 13 must emigrate to Liberia.
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Keywords

  1. Clippings
  2. Curd, Edward, 1760? 1838
  3. Emigration & Immigration
  4. Liberty
  5. Slaver
  6. Slavery
  7. Wills

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