History of Mary Prince, A West Indian Slave, Related By Herself (1997 University of Michigan Press Revised Edition) (Q2459)
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1997 University of Michigan Press Revised Edition
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| English | History of Mary Prince, A West Indian Slave, Related By Herself (1997 University of Michigan Press Revised Edition) |
1997 University of Michigan Press Revised Edition |
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THE HISTORY OF | MARY PRINCE | [embellished rule, similar to bound twigs] | A West Indian Slave | Related by Herself | Edited with an Introduction by | Moira Ferguson | REVISED EDITION | ANN ARBOR | THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS
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All Rights Reserved | Published in the United States of America by | The University of Michigan Press | Manufactured in the United States of America
title page verso
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Revised edition copyright [copyright symbol] 1997 | by the University of Michigan | First published by the University of Michigan Press 1993 | Introduction [copyright symbol] Moir Ferguson 1987, 1997
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Appendix 1: Mary Prince's Petition Presented to Parliament on June 24, 1829
Appendix 2: Postscript to the Second Edition
Appendix 3: Appendix to the Third Edition
Appendix 4: "Narrative of Louis Asa-Asa, a Captured African"
Appendix 5: Court Case Involving Mary Prince Pringle v. Cadell February 21, 1833
Appendix 6: Court Case Involving Mary Prince Wood v. Pringle March 1, 1833
Appendix 7: Historical Slave Resistance in Bermuda
Appendix 8: The Tread-Wheel
Appendix 9: Bermuda Royal Gazette (A Defence of Mary Prince's Slaveowners, Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Wood)
Appendix 10: An Excerpt from the Royal Gazette (a contemporary update of James Macqueen's 19th-century views)
Appendix 11: A Second Excerpt from the Royal Gazette
Appendix 12: Proclamation in 1993
Appendix 13: Vernon Jackson, Paradise Found -- Almost
pp. 127-166
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