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The negro is a man : a reply to Professor Charles Carroll's book "The negro is a beast; or, In the image of God" / by W. S. Armistead

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xxiv, 542 p., [21] leaves of plates
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  1. Black Race
  2. Georgia
  3. Imprints

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