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Remarks on Hayti as a place of settlement for Afric-Americans; : and on the mulatto as a race for the tropics

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Hunt, Benjamin S

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Cover title: Hayti and the mulattoPublication date on title page altered in ink to "1859."With: St. Domingo : its revolution and its patriots. / By William Wells May. Boston: Bela March, 1855. -- A Vindication of the capacity of the Negro race for self-government and civilized progress... / by Rev. James Theo. Holly. New Haven : William H. Stanley, 1857
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  1. Blacks
  2. Miscegenation
  3. Occupations

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