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Benjamin Lundy, the anti-slavery organizer, editor, lecturer and traveler : his ancestors, descendants, other near relatives and a sketch of his life and public services

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Title from cover."Reprinted for the compiler ... from appendix to Annals of our colonial ancestors & their descendants."
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  1. Family
  2. Lundy Family
  3. Lundy, Benjamin, 1789 1839

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