| Appraisal and settlement of a slave estateend-papers |
| The slave ship4 | Cornell University Library |
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| The terror in Africa6 | Cornell University Library |
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| The march to the sea7 | Cornell University Library |
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| Slave branding10 | From Armistead, Five Hundred Thousand Strokes
for Freedom |
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| Negroes for sale; Thirty seasoned Negroes13 |
| Branding slaves14 | Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1840 |
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| Hunting slaves with dogs and guns15 | Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1840 |
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| Granville Sharp18 | From a model in wax by Andras |
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| Thomas Clarkson18 | From a model in wax by Andras |
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| Benjamin Rush21 | From a painting by Sully, William L. Clements | | Library |
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| Samuel Hopkins22 | William L. Clements Library |
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| The American Declaration of Independence
illustrated23 | Lithograph by R. Thayer, Library of Congress |
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| "H" stands for Harvest25 | From Gray, Gospel of Slavery |
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| George Mason27 | William L. Clements Library |
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| Always a slave! Never a man!31 |
| The crime against motherhood32 |
| Inspection and sale of a Negro35 |
| Roger Sherman37 | From a painting by Chappel, William L. Clements | | Library |
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| James Wilson38 | William L. Clements Library |
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| Stowing the cargo on a slaver at night39 | By Henry Howe, Library of Congress |
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| Capture of a slaver off the coast of Cuba42 | From Illustrated London News, Library of Congress |
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| The Penitential Tyrant, by Thomas Branagan45 |
| Ezra Stiles48 | William L. Clements Library |
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| Kidnapping a free Negro51 | From Torrey, Portraiture of Domestic Slavery |
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| Elias Boudinot54 | Engraving by Paradise, William L. Clements Library |
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| Driven to the fields without respite56 |
| View of the Capitol at Washington58 |
| Victims of kidnapping60 | From Torrey, Portraiture of Domestic Slavery |
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| The land of the free64 | From the pictorial Slave Market of America |
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| The home of the oppressed65 | From the Slave Market of America |
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| Slave house of J. W. Neal & Co.67 | From the Slave Market of America |
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| Selling a mother from her child69 | Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1840 |
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| Separation of a mother from her last child70 | From Northup, Twelve Years a Slave |
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| Sale of estates, pictures, and slaves71 | Leeds Anti-Slavery Series, No. 16 |
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| Can a mother forget her suckling child?72 | From Narrative of the Life and Adventures of
Henry Bibb |
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| Sales by auction of men, women, and children72 | From Armistead, Five Hundred Thousand Strokes
for Freedom |
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| Husband and wife, after being sold74 | From Branagan, Preliminary Essay |
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| Slave suicide75 | From Torrey, Portraiture of Domestic Slavery |
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| Head frames and log necklace78-79 | From Branagan, Penitential Tyrant |
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| Whipping slaves82 | From Branagan, Penitential Tyrant |
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| Treadmill scene in Jamaica86 |
| The African slave trade89 |
| Whipping of Amos Dresser94 | From Narrative of Amos Dresser |
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| A slave caught without a pass110 | Anti-Slavery Record, No. 17 |
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| How slavery improves the condition of women111 | Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1840 |
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| Whipping slaves112 | From Walker, Picture of Slavery for Youth |
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