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White slavery!!, or, Selling white men for debt!

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"June 27, 1840. We have received from Indianapolis a certified copy, under the 'broad seal' of the state of Indiana, of the 11th, 30th, and 31st sections of the act of 1807, approved by General Harrison, providing for the sale of white men and women in certain cases ..."Political pamphlet in opposition to William Henry HarrisonCaption titleAt head of title: "From the Globe"Not in Checklist Amer. imprints
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  1. Campaign Literature, 1840
  2. Harrison, William Henry, 1773 1841

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