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Additional authors

1. Smith, John, 1792?-1824.
2. Ellerton & Henderson, printer.

Description

1. p. [65]-76; 21 cm.

Donor/Sponsor

1. Home to Harlem Project funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Series statement

1. Negro slavery ; no. 8

Uniform title

1. Negro slavery ; no. 8.

Alternative title

1. Negro slavery. No. VIII

Subject

1. Slavery > West Indies, British
2. Slave insurrections > West Indies, British
3. Smith, John, 1792?-1824

Call number

1. Sc Rare 326.4G-N (Negro slavery)

Note

1. Latest date in text 24th January, 1824, p. [65]. Series dated based on this, and date of 1824 on p. 90 (Negro slavery no. 10, "The driving system.")
2. At head of caption title: Negro slavery. No. VIII.
3. Text printed in two columns.
4. Place of publication and printer statement from colophon, p. 76.
5. Includes last letter written by John Smith, p. 74-76.
6. Signatures: I⁶.
7. See Ragatz, L.J. Guide for the study of British Caribbean history, 1763-1834, p. 387 and 433

Indexed in (note)

1. Library Company of Philadelphia. Afro-Americana, 1553-1906 (2nd ed.)

Provenance (note)

1. is part of the original collection purchased from Arthur A. Schomburg in 1926.

Title

1. Insurrections in the West Indies : St. Lucia, Trinidad, Dominica, Jamaica, Demerara.

Imprint

1. [London] : Ellerton & Henderson, printers, Gough Square, London, [1824?]

Series

1. Negro slavery ; no. 8
2. Negro slavery ; no. 8.

Indexed in:

1. Library Company of Philadelphia. Afro-Americana, 1553-1906 (2nd ed.), Suppl. 1141

Local note

1. Copy in Sc Rare 326.4G-N bound with the full series of pamphlets (nos. 1-7, 9-17) in a volume with the spine title "Negro Slavery", and a typewritten list of the pamphlets bound at the front of the volume, with their reference page in Ragatz. NN

Provenance

1. Copy in Sc Rare 326.4G-N (accession no. B526634) is part of the original collection purchased from Arthur A. Schomburg in 1926. NN

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Added author

1. Smith, John, 1792?-1824.
2. Ellerton & Henderson, printer.
3. Schomburg, Arthur Alfonso, 1874-1938, former owner.

Research call number

1. Sc Rare 326.4G-N (Negro slavery)