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The free negro question in Maryland

Description

A pamphlet written by Curtis W. Jacobs--a wealthy Worcester County, Maryland planter, state legislator, and ardent supporter of slavery--and entitled The free negro question in Maryland : slavery and free Negroism incompatible -- the doctrine of equality exposed and refuted -- origin of abolitionism in this country and its aims -- vast disasters attending free negroism every where -- Maryland must enslave or expel her free negroes or consent to be ruined by them -- white slavery at the north : and the general designs of the abolitionist to abolish negro slavery, and substitute white slavery in its stead, as is now the case in monarchial Europe -- able letter of Col. C. W. Jacobs on this all absorbing question.

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Date

1859

Publisher

Baltimore: John W. Woods

Language(s)

Dimensions

23 cm

Object ID

Rare PAM 4469

Extent

28 pages

Catalog Number

Rare PAM 4469

Resource ID

3494

Digital Publisher

Digital resource provided by the Maryland Center for History and Culture

Rights

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