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Letters on slavery: addressed to the Cumberland congregation, Virginia

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Brown ungrained cloth. No decoration on front and back. Black printing on spine with most of paper label lost.Book topic: Slavery--United States--Controversial literature.
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Height: 19 Cm.Width: 12 Cm.Depth: 2 Cm.
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Keywords

  1. Book Cloth
  2. Brown
  3. Color
  4. Ungrained
  5. United States

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