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Maryland slavery and Maryland chivalry : containing the letters of "Junius," originally published in Zion's Herald, together with a brief history of the circumstances that prompted the publication of those letters. Also a short account of the persecution suffered by the author at the hands of Southern slaveholders

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Lame, J. S

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There are seven letters by "Junius" written and dated December 2, 1857 to March 17, 1858.Nelson.
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Keywords

  1. Maryland
  2. Slaver
  3. Slavery
  4. Slaves
  5. Social Conditions

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