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(Created claim: title page transcription (P15): NARRATIVE | OF | WILLIAM W. BROWN, | A | FUGITIVE SLAVE. | [line] | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF | [line] | [long em-dash] | Is there not some chosen curse, | Some hidden thunder in the stores of heaven, | Red...) |
(Created claim: printing statement transcription (P18): Stereotyped by George A. Curtis; New England Type and Stereotype Foundry.) |
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1848 edition, second edition, enlarged, published by the Anti-Slavery Office, Boston
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| English | Narrative of William W. Brown, A Fugitive Slave (1848 Boston Anti-Slavery Office edition) |
1848 edition, second edition, enlarged, published by the Anti-Slavery Office, Boston |
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NARRATIVE | OF | WILLIAM W. BROWN, | A | FUGITIVE SLAVE. | [rule] | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF | [rule] | [long hyphen] Is there not some chosen curse, | Some hidden thunder in the stores of heaven, | Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the man | Who gains his fortune from the blood of souls? | COWPER | SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED. | BOSTON: | PUBLISHED AT THE ANTI-SLAVERY OFFICE, | No. 21 Cornhill. | 1848
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NARRATIVE | OF | WILLIAM W. BROWN, | A | FUGITIVE SLAVE. | [line] | WRITTEN BY HIMSELF | [line] | [long em-dash] | Is there not some chosen curse, | Some hidden thunder in the stores of heaven, | Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the man | Who gains his fortune from the blood of souls? | Cowper. | SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED. | BOSTON: | PUBLISHED AT THE ANTI-SLAVERY OFFICE, | NO. 21 CORNHILL. | 1848
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Stereotyped by George A. Curtis; New England Type and Stereotype Foundry.
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