Americana, Books

1: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Autograph Document Signed by Godfrey Mallbone,

2: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Partly Printed Slave Document,

3: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Autograph Slave Document

4: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Indenture of the property of William Law to John Goodson, both of London, in consideration of the settlement of a large debt.

4a: [ Slavery & Abolition ] POLK, JAMES K. Autograph Document, unsigned, a legal document addressed to Judge Robert Mack concerning the case of Eli Askew,

5: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Tears of the Slave.

6: [ Slavery & Abolition ] STILL, WILLIAM. Autograph Note Signed,

7: [ Slavery & Abolition ] [AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.] Engraved Membership Certificate,

8: [ Slavery & Abolition ] SEILER, L. L. Letter Signed,

8a: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Group of 3 slavery-related items.

9: [ Slavery & Abolition ] Stephens, Eliza. Autograph Letter Signed by the former slave of Alexander Hamilton Stephens,

10: [ Slavery & Abolition ] ADAMS, NEHEMIAH; attributed to. Autograph Manuscript: This Argument supposed to have been selected from Scriptures by Rev. Nehemiah Ada

11: [ Slavery & Abolition ] [ALLEN, JOHN.] On the Beauties of Liberty, or the Essential Rights of the Americans . . . the Fifth Edition . . . By a British Bostonia

12: [ Slavery & Abolition ] American Society for Colonizing the Free People of Colour of the United States.

13: [ Slavery & Abolition ] (BANNEKER, BENJAMIN.) American Mercury. Volume VIII, Number 434.

14: [ Slavery & Abolition ] BETTLE, EDWARD. Notices of Negro Slavery, as Connected with Pennsylvania.

15: [ Slavery & Abolition ] (BRITISH PARLIAMENT.) Abridgement of the Minutes of the Evidence, taken before a Committee of the Whole House, to whom it was referred

16: [ Slavery & Abolition ] [BROOKES, L L.] A Defence of Southern Slavery Against the Attacks of Henry Clay and Alex'r. Campbell.

17: [ Slavery & Abolition ] [BROWN, DAVID.] The Planter: or, Thirteen Years in the South. By a Northern Man.

18: [ Slavery & Abolition ] CHILD, LYDIA MARIA; compiler. The Patriarchal Institution, as Described by Members of its own Family.