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Second American edition reprinted from the last London edition. 1844, Oliver Johnson.
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| English | Narrative of the Life of Moses Grandy, Late a Slave in the United States of America (1844 Boston Oliver Johnson Edition) |
Second American edition reprinted from the last London edition. 1844, Oliver Johnson. |
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NARRATIVE | OF THE | LIFE OF MOSES GRANDY, | LATE A SLAVE | IN THE | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. | [line] | "Slavery is a mass, a system of enormities, which incontrovertibly | bids defiance to every regulation which ingenuity can devise, or power | effect, but a TOTAL EXTINCTION. Why ought slavery to be abolished? | Because it is incurable injustice.
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[cont.] Why is injustice to remain for a single | hour?" | [long space] | WILLIAM PITT. | [line] | SECOND AMERICAN FROM THE LAST LONDON EDITION. | SOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS RELATIONS STILL IN | SLAVERY. | BOSTON: | OLIVER JOHNSON, 25 CORNHILL. | 1844.
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