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(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) AMISTAD CAPTIVES.

Group of seven

issues of Boston Daily Centinel and Gazette describing the Amistad Captives and

their plight.

Uniform large folio; paper lightly and evenly toned; a transcription of each

of the articles is provided.

Boston, 28 August 1839 to 19 September 1839

[400/600]

Seven issues with excellent content regarding Cinque and the other Amistad Captives, as they were

called. This case captured the imagination of the abolitionists, and the New England abolitionists in

particular. The articles in these newspapers lend an immediacy to the story lacking in later historical

accounts.

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(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) VALENTINE, J.

God Hath Made of One

Blood all Nations of Men.

Engraved postal cover, printed on gray-blue paper; unused,

and in fine condition. With a small blind-stamp of clasping hands at the flap.

J. Valentine, Dundee, London: Ackerman, circa 1840’s

[600/900]

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