1841 SLAVE BREEDING IN AMERICA. A Report on the "Domestic Slave Trade" in America. Rare. Methodist and take all things as

and take all things as from him

and for political liberty in the days before the War of Independence

1829 [with Supplement]

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1841 SLAVE BREEDING IN AMERICA. A Report on the "Domestic Slave Trade" in America. Rare. Methodist and take all things asThe 1841 publication of Slavery and the Domestic Slave Trade in the United States is a significant abolitionist document produced by the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends (Quakers) and it remains a primary source for understanding the internal mechanics of the American slave system following the 1808 ban on the transatlantic slave trade. The document was the result of a formal committee inquiry established in 1839. Its primary significance lies