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Narrative of William Hayden, published by himself, Cincinnati, Ohio 1846
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| English | Narrative of William Hayden (1846 Cincinnati edition) |
Narrative of William Hayden, published by himself, Cincinnati, Ohio 1846 |
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NARRATIVE | OF | WILLIAM HAYDEN | CONTAINING | A FAITHFUL ACCOUNT OF HIS TRAVELS FOR A | NUMBER OF YEARS, WHILST A SLAVE, | IN THE SOUTH. | [line] | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. | [line] | [line] | "Party intolerance is despicable; the true spirit of FREEDOM acknowledges | only the supremacy of GOD, and the RIGHTS OF MAN." | [line] | Cincinnati, Ohio | 1846.
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"COPY RIGHT SECURED ACCORDING TO LAW, | IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE, OF OHIO."
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"DEDICATION | [line] | TO THE FRIENDS OF MY YOUTH, | WHO, WHEN A POOR SLAVE BOY, TAUGHT MR THE FIRRST RUDIMENTS | OF AN ENGLISH EDUCATION, AND TO | THE FRIENDS OF THE SLAVE, | THROUGHOUT THE UNIVERSE, TOGETHER WITH ALL | MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS, | WHO, THROUGH THE WISDOM OF GOD MAY BE SET APART TO RAISE | AND EDUCATE FAMILIES, | THIS NARRATIVE | IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED. |
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By their humble servant, | THE AUTHOR. | Cincinnati, O. | June 1st, 1846. [bracket]"
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"RECOMMENDATION: | We the undersigned, have for many years known Wm. HAYDEN, | the author of this work, and believe him to be an honest, upright | man,—and withal, a Christian. | Isaac G. Burnet, | Jacob Burnet, | E. A. Sehon, | T. Baker, | John Davison, | J. C. Miller, | Jesse O'Neill, | F. Bodman, | C. Cottman, | C. Woodward, | John E. Williams, | John Griffith, | Mr. Kilbreath."
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