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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, In THEORY
AND PRACTICE.
IT'S Distinctive Features shown by ts Statutes, Ju
l diciai Decisions and Illustrative Facts. BY viii
liam Gocdell suthor Of the Democracy of Christian
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WHITE SLAVERY IN rHE BAK8ARy STATES
DY HON CHARLES SUMMER With 40 splendid
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NEW STORY nv g EoReE LIpPARD.

NEW STORY BY g GORGE LIPPARD.
TIME undersigned will commence on or about the
i 1st Of February, in the /" Philadelphia Sunday
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ELEANOR; Or, SLAVE CATCHING IN
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