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Ought American slavery to be perpetuated? A debate between W. G. Brownlow and A. Pryne held at Philadelphia, September, 1858.
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Main Author:
Brownlow, William Gannaway, 1805-1877
Other Authors:
Pryne, Abram
Format:
Book
Language:
English
Published:
Miami,
Mnemosyne Pub. Inc.,
1969.
Subjects:
Slavery
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United States
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Controversial literature
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1858.
Slavery
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Justification.
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E449 .B88
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