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NATIVE AMERICAN SLAVES.
The Choctaw Freedmen, and the
Bible in the Public School.
Inserted
slip from the author, tipped between
paste-down and front free end-paper.
Copious illustrations. 439 pages. Large,
thick 8vo, original gilt-pictorial red cloth;
some light fraying the base of the spine.
Pittsburgh: Presbyterian Board of
Missions for Freedmen, 1914
[300/400]
FIRST EDITION
.
Provides a great deal of infor-
mation on the Choctaws in Oklahoma; quite
possibly one of the best references on the sub-
ject. Blockson Collection 2589.
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Group of 14 anti-slavery pamphlets.
8vo, and 12mo, wrappers,
CONDITION
VARIES
,
SHOULD BE SEEN
.
Vp, 1824-1865
[600/800]
Slave Hunting in the Old Bay State (1860) * Channing’s Letter to the Abolitionists (1837) *
Eleventh Annual Report of the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society (1845) * The Fire and
Hammer of God’s Word (1858) * The American Anti-Slavery Almanac for 1839 * Sermon
Preached before the Vermont Colonization Society (1825) * Reports of Select Committees of the
Senate on Slavery and the Condition of Kansas (1856) * Mr. Stephens of Georgia, The War and
Taxation (1848) * Remarks of Mr. Phelps of Vermont (1862) * Sumner The Barbarism of Slavery
(1860) * Journal of the American Baptist Anti-Slavery Convention, Volume 1, number 1 (1841) *
Abram Lincoln and South Carolina (1861) * Mr. Douglas and the Doctrine of Coercion (1855) *
Southern Outrages on Northern Citizens (1860).