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NARRATIVE | OF THE | LIFE OF HENRY BOX BROWN, | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. | [1 cm horizontal line] | FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. | [1 cm horizontal line] | Forget not the unhappy, | Though sorrow may annoy, | [6 more lines of verse]. . . | MANCHESTER: | PRINTED BY LEE AND GLYNN, 8, CANNON STREET. | 1851. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / title page transcription: NARRATIVE | OF THE | LIFE OF HENRY BOX BROWN, | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. | [1 cm horizontal line] | FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. | [1 cm horizontal line] | Forget not the unhappy, | Though sorrow may annoy, | [6 more lines of verse]. . . | MANCHESTER: | PRINTED BY LEE AND GLYNN, 8, CANNON STREET. | 1851. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / title page transcription: NARRATIVE | OF THE | LIFE OF HENRY BOX BROWN, | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. | [1 cm horizontal line] | FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. | [1 cm horizontal line] | Forget not the unhappy, | Though sorrow may annoy, | [6 more lines of verse]. . . | MANCHESTER: | PRINTED BY LEE AND GLYNN, 8, CANNON STREET. | 1851. / reference | |||||||||||||||
note: Epigraph: first stanza of "Forget not the Unhappy" by Charles Swain. | |||||||||||||||
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date: 1851
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Latest revision as of 15:52, 26 April 2024
1851 first English edition, Manchester England, published by Lee and Glynn
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| English | Narrative of the Life of Henry Box Brown (1851 Manchester Lee and Glynn edition) |
1851 first English edition, Manchester England, published by Lee and Glynn |
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NARRATIVE | OF THE | LIFE OF HENRY BOX BROWN, | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. | [1 cm horizontal line] | FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. | [1 cm horizontal line] | Forget not the unhappy, | Though sorrow may annoy, | [6 more lines of verse]. . . | MANCHESTER: | PRINTED BY LEE AND GLYNN, 8, CANNON STREET. | 1851.
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Epigraph: first stanza of "Forget not the Unhappy" by Charles Swain.
ii, vi, 61, viii, [1], 78 pages
Appendix begins on verso of 61; the roman numeral sequence ii-viii begins on what would have been page 63.
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