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Bill of Sale for Slaves

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Bill of sale from R. Christmas to John Seward & brother, for several slaves, including a blacksmith and carpenter.[2] p. ; 26 cm.
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Keywords

  1. Agriculture Farming
  2. Bills Of Sale
  3. Business, Economics And Finance
  4. Communication Artifacts
  5. Documentary Artifact
  6. Government
  7. Government And Law Legal Documents
  8. Seward Family
  9. Slaver
  10. Social Life And Customs Slavery

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