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c.1800 RUNAWAY NEGROES. Rare Receipt for Runaway Negroes Committed to Jail Baptist and we rather go backward

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and we rather go backward than forward there is no vice and wickedness

Very fine original photographic Carte de Visite of Robert Moffat [1795-1883] taken shortly before his death

Gardiner [1915-1986] was born in Zion and became pastor of the prominent Ridgewood Pentecostal Church in Brooklyn

A lovely binding

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c.1800 RUNAWAY NEGROES. Rare Receipt for Runaway Negroes Committed to Jail Baptist and we rather go backwardAn important late 18th or early 19th century manuscript originating in North Carolina recording the commitment of seemingly a family of slaves, reputedly as runaways and awaiting return to their owner. This seems likely as slaves were rarely jailed for anything else, especially women. Includes a woman [here, wench], her two children, two men, and another woman. Perhaps two couples attempting escape.

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