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The life of Charles Freeman, once an American slave

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"Crozier & Mullin, Printers, Silver Street, Regent Street."--Colophon (page 8)."'We do not remember reading a more interesting truthful Memoir of a Slave, the way he made his escape from Slavery shows that he is an intelligent young man, while his presence at the Panorama adds greatly to the interest of the Exhibition and much weight to the facts related by the Lecturer, (the Rev. W.H. Irwin) who has just arrived in England after fourteen years residence as a Missionary among Slaves.'".Housed in blue cloth flapcase with spine titled in gold. Non contemporary brown/blue marbled paper cover.ACQ: 11441; Stevens, 189 items; 4 March 1960.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Biographies
  3. Biography
  4. Cosmorama (Regent Street, London, England)
  5. Diorama
  6. England
  7. Exhibitions
  8. Freeman, Charles, Active 1853
  9. Fugitive Slaves
  10. History
  11. London
  12. Panoramas
  13. Slave Narratives
  14. Slave Trade
  15. Slaver
  16. Slavery
  17. Slaves
  18. Southern States
  19. United States

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