[ENSLAVEMENT & ABOLITION]. Two 19th-century imprints, incl. anti-slavery publication The Slave's Friend and The Negro Servant.

The Slave's Friend. Vol. II, No. II, Whole No. 14. New York: Anti-Slavery Office, ca 1836-1838.

32mo (2 7/8 x 4 1/8 in.) 16pp. String-bound yellow pictorial wrappers (discoloration, soiling, some misalignment; spotting to pages). One of the monthly anti-slavery publications for young readers from the Anti-Slavery Society, this work features abolitionist short stories and poetry including "God's Ravens," "The Coffle Yoke," "The Lump of Gold," "The Forgiving Slave," and others.

The Negro Servant; An Authentic and Interesting Narrative of A Young Negro...The First Part. London: J. Evans and Son, ca 1809.

12mo (4 3/4 x 7 1/4 in.) Disbound, [5]-8pp. Woodcut vignette below title (pamphlet heavily worn, with holes to left edge and upper edge, chipping and loss to edges, soiling, and spotting throughout.) Extended title: "Part the First: shewing how he was made a slave in Africa, and carried to Jamaica where he was sold to a captain in His Majesty's Navy, by whom he was taken to America, where he became a Christian and was afterwards brought to England."

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American Historical Ephemera and Photography, Featuring African Americana

[ENSLAVEMENT & ABOLITION]. Two 19th-century imprints, incl. anti-slavery publication The Slave's Friend and The Negro Servant.

American Historical Ephemera and Photography, Featuring African Americana

[ENSLAVEMENT & ABOLITION]. Two 19th-century imprints, incl. anti-slavery publication The Slave's Friend and The Negro Servant.

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