POOR RICHARD'S ALMANACK - for the Year of Our Lord 1830 - with an Article on Slavery

Published by Printed and Sold By Marshall, Dean, & Co. And Chapin, Rochester N. Y., 1830

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Seller: The Antiquarian Shop, Bend, OR, U.S.A.The Antiquarian Shop

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21 pp., with an article on slavery, being, in an odd way, anti slavery. Not as much anti slavery as it is anti bad slave owners compared to so called, good slave owners. Historical significance for all African Americans. Picture. With a print of the paragraph about slavery next to the Almanack.

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Title
POOR RICHARD'S ALMANACK - for the Year of Our Lord 1830 - with an Article on Slavery
Author
Marshal Dean & Co.
Publisher
Printed and Sold By Marshall, Dean, & Co. And Chapin, Rochester N. Y.
Publication year
1830
Condition
Fair/poor
Binding
Magazine
Edition
First Edition.
Dimensions
4 1/4" X 7 1/8"
Seller catalogs
19th Century First Editions, African American History, Ephemera

The Antiquarian Shop

Bend, OR, U.S.A.

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The shop began in Scottsdale, AZ in 1963 by George Chamberlain, 47 years in Scottsdale, now in Bend, OR for the last 6 years. specializing in rare and unusual Antiquarian books, maps and important autographs in nearly every field of interest. Now Owned and operated by Ann Maro, Mr. Chamberlain's daughter. Visit our site at http://www.literaryrarities.com We now sell on line exclusively. Open 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Oregon time Monday-Friday.

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