1851 1ed Exposition of African Slave Trade Abolitionist

1851 1ed Exposition of African Slave Trade Abolitionist Quaker Government Papers ‘An exposition of the African Slave Trade’ is a chronological and anecdotal history of the slave trade compiled fro

1854 Slave Trade 1ed Slavery Question Abolitionist Civil War African American “The Slavery Question” by John Lawrence is an impassioned critique of American slavery, portraying it as a pro

1857 1ed Barth Africa Travels Voyages Exploration SUDAN Illustrated SLAVE TRADE Heinrich Barth is thought to be one of the greatest of the European explorers of Africa, as his scholarly preparation, a

1851 1ed Sequel to James Riley Narrative Commerce Shipwreck Morocco Africa Trade A rare printing of the follow-up to Captain James Riley’s account of the shipwreck of the American ship Commerce. In

Black History Racist Caricature about Free African Americans' Celebratory Response to the U.S. Abolition of the African Slave Trade c. 1833 Etching titled, "Life in Philadelphia. - Grand Celebration O

This Statue Stands at Aprox. 33" Tall and weighs a little over 40lbs. - the Condition is as Shown - This piece was passed down from a Private Collection.

[Niel Douglas]. The African Slave Trade: or a Short View of the Evidence, relative

1868 Exploration Nile Tributaries Abyssinia Hunting Baker Africa Slave Trade Samuel White Baker was a 19th-century English big game hunter who was notable for publishing narratives of his African expe

[Slavery] Thomas Clarkson. THE HISTORY OF THE RISE, PROGRESS, AND ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE ABOLITION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE-TRADE BY THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Vol II only (of 2). Lon: R. Taylor and Co./ For

1824 African Slave Trade Early America Slavery pre Civil WAR Laws Africa Freedom “A View of the State of African Salve Trade” is an early American pamphlet, published by the Philadelphia Yearly Me

1868 Baker Africa Slave Trade Exploration Nile Tributaries Abyssinia Hunting Samuel White Baker was a 19th-century English big game hunter who was notable for publishing narratives of his African expe

1850 Voyages Rio de Janeiro 1ed Slave Trade California Lima Fremont Deck & Port “Deck and Port” by Rev. Walter Colton chronicles the intriguing journey aboard the U.S. frigate “Congress&rdqu

1780 Voyages in AFRICA Slave Trade PIRATES Snelgrave Ivory Coast Congo Angola The best book of its kind! A rare book La Harpes General History of Voyages! This extensive work was begun by La Harpe, an

1780 Voyages in AFRICA Slave Trade Alvise Cadamosto Senegal Sierra Leone The best book of its kind! A rare book La Harpes General History of Voyages! This extensive work was begun by La Harpe, and, af

1859 AFRICA 1st ed David Livingstone Missionary African Slave Trade Travels “If you have men who will only come if they know there is a good road, I don't want them. I want men who will come if

T. CLARKSON'S "HISTORY OF THE RISE, PROGRESS ANDACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE ABOLITION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. . . .". In 2 volumes. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. London, 1808. Vol. II.

Heading: Author: Buxton, Thomas Fowell Title: The African Slave Trade and Its Remedy Place Published: London Publisher:John Murray Date Published: 1840 Description: 14 ('Pr

1874 1st ed ISMAILIA Central Africa Slave Trade SUDAN Egypt Illustrated Baker 2v ‘Ismailia’ is a classic work aimed to bring awareness to and suppress the slave-trade in Central Africa. Written by

AN ACT TO AMEND AND CONTINUE, FOR A LIMITED TIME, SEVERAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT FOR REGULATING THE SHIPPING AND CARRYING OF SLAVES IN BRITISH VESSELS FROM THE COAST OF AFRICA. London: Charles Eyre and An

Lot of 5 African Slave Trade Bracelets

1845 Africa SLAVE TRADE American 29th Congress Legislation James K Polk Politics A 19th-century Congressional document filled with Presidential letters, orders, petitions, and reports of legislation.

1885 1st ed Africa Slave Trade Ned Garth Prisoner in Turks Pirates Wm Kingston A rare late 19th-century printing of William Kingston’s “Ned Garth”, a novel of African slave trade. Kingston’s t

King George IV. An Act for the more effectual Suppression of the African Slave Trade. 31st March 1824. London: George Eyre, 1824. Folio, 2 pp. (plus blank leaf.) –

Black History 1872 SLAVERY Imprint Included in "Notes About Cuba" "I. African Slave Trade. II. Abolition of Slavery. III. Inferences from the last Presidential Message." January 4, 1872-Dated, Partial