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date: December 1930
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published by Associated Publisher's, copyrighted 1930
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Fugitives of the Pearl (1930 Associated Publisher's edition)
published by Associated Publisher's, copyrighted 1930

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    FUGITIVES of the PEARL | [ornamented rule] | BY | JOHN H. PAYNTER, A.M. | Author of Joining the Navy, or | Abroad with Uncle Sam | [ornament] | [ornamented rule] | THE ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS, INC. | 1538 Ninth Street, N.W. Washington, D.C.
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    COPYRIGHT, 1930, | BY JOHN H. PAYNTER
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    John H. Paynter
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    1930
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    PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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    DEDICATION | To the memory of those Negro mothers | and fathers who, through the long night | of slavery, kept aglow the torch of Hope | and Faith, and whose service, suffering | and sacrifice were the frightful cost of | Freedom, this volume is dedicated in | love and gratitude.
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    E.D.W. Jones
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    December 1930
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    xi, [1], 209, [3] pages
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    224
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