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a passage from page 5 of Great auction sale of slaves.
This passage describes the separation of slave families during the auction.
A passage from page 18 of Great auction sale of slaves.
This is a passage describing how a disfigurement can alter the price of a slave. In this case, a missing eye lowers the value of a male slave.
A list of slaves from page 12 of Great auction sale of slaves.
This is a list of some of the slaves that were up for auction.
A Group of Philadelphia Abolitionists, offset lithograph by F. Gutekunst, ca. 1851
This image shows a group of Philadelphia abolitionists including Robert Purvis. There is also Lucretia Mott who was a women suffragette and abolitionists.
A general map of the middle British colonies in America
A general map of the middle British colonies, in America. Containing Virginia, Maryland, the Delaware counties, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. With the addition of New York, and of the greatest part of New England, as also of the bordering parts of…
Tags: Anthony Johnson, colonies, Indentured Servant, maps, slave owner
1845 daguerreotype of Walker's branded hand by photographers, Southworth & Hawes.
The Branded Hand of Captain Jonathan Walker sixth-plate by Southworth and Hawes, 1845. The inscription on the back of the case reads: "This Daguerreotype was taken by Southworth Aug. 1845 it is a copy of Captain Jonathan Walker's hand as branded by…
"Relation de l’Empire de Maroc où l’on voit la situation du pays. Les mœurs, coûtumes, gouvernement, religion et politique des habitans"
An engraving found on the back cover of a book written by François Pidou de Saint Olon. The book was titled "Relation de l'Empire de Maroc" and described Moroccan culture, politics, customs, and religious practices in the late 17th century.
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Tags: France, Morocco, Politics, Slaves, Sultan Isma'il
"Moses" Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman, full-length portrait, standing with hands on back of a chair
Tags: Abolition, Enslaved Peoples
A Statement of the Exports from Charleston (S.C.) of the Crop of 1784, Beginning December 3, 1784, and Ending Nov. 19, 1785.
This is a statement documenting agricultural exports from Charleston, including indigo, rice, and tobacco. Slaves are also included.
Tags: Charleston, Exports, Slaves, South Carolina
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Youth in Crisis: Children in the Holocaust
This educational module explores the experiences of children during the Holocaust. Through a diverse selection of primary sources, this module tells…