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Estudio histórico acerca de la esclavitud y de su abolición en Venezuela

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Núñez Ponte, José Manuel

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On cover: Segunda edición."Laureado en el cartamen que promovió el señor doctor Alejo Zuloaga h., rector de la Universidad de Valencia, con ocasión del centenario del general José Gregorio Monagas."Bibliographical foot-notes.
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Keywords

  1. History
  2. Slaver
  3. Slavery
  4. Slavery In Venezuela

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