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Order of Services at the First Anniversary of the Kidnapping of Thomas Sims, April 12, 1852

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This broadside announces the order of services at the first anniversary of the kidnapping of Thomas Sims, April 12, 1852. Boston: Prentiss and Sawyer, printers, [1852]
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  1. Boston
  2. Broadsides
  3. Fugitive Slaves
  4. Sims, Thomas Approximately 1834
  5. Slaver

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