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Published anonymously. Written by Mary Lowell Putnam. Cf. Foley, P.K. American authors, 1795-1895, p. 235."Part II" announced on verso of half-title appeared under title: Tragedy of success, 1862.
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  1. Drama
  2. Slaver
  3. Slavery

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