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An inside view of slavery ; or, A tour among the planters

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Red vertical-fine, large moiré-rib-grain cloth. Blind stamping on front and back. Gold stamping on spine. Yellow endpapers.Book topics: Slaves--United States--Social conditions; Southern States--Description and travel; Plantation life.
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Height: 21 Cm.Width: 14 Cm.Depth: 3 Cm.
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University of Wisconsin Digital Collections

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Recollection Wisconsin

Keywords

  1. Arabesque
  2. Architecture
  3. Blind Stamping
  4. Book Cloth
  5. Bookbinding
  6. Borders
  7. Color
  8. Colored
  9. Corner Pieces
  10. Decoration/Ornament
  11. Endpapers
  12. Floral
  13. Gold Stamping
  14. Gothic
  15. Grain Pattern
  16. Lines
  17. Red
  18. Rib
  19. Techniques
  20. Trees/Plants
  21. United States
  22. Windows
  23. Yellow

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