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The celebration of the eighty-third anniversary of the Declaration of American Independence

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The celebration of the eighty-third anniversary of the Declaration of American Independence

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Includes an oration by William H. Johnson on slavery and freedom in U.S. and especially on the inconsistency of slavery with the Declaration of Independence.
Oration, by William H. Johnson: p. 10-29.
Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site.
LC copy has t.p. stamped in ink: J.O. White.

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01/01/1859
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