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A narrative of recent events connected with the Baptist mission in this island : comprising also a sketch of the mission, from its commencement, in 1814, to the end of 1831

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Errata--P. [i] ; U.M. copy half bound dark green Morocco, dark green cloth covers. Hub-spinned gilt-stamped spine and label, with gilt decorations. Corrosion at bottom outer edges of pages through xv, with some foxing; This item was digitized with the support of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Quality of Life Grant, 2013.

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Keywords

  1. Baptists
  2. History
  3. Jamaica
  4. Missions
  5. Slave Insurrection, 1831
  6. Slaver

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