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Title

Letters U and V Page, Front and Back; 1846

Description

From the Mississippi Department of Archives and History Anti-Slavery Alphabet Series. This card is the front and back of the fourteenth page. The front-side is blank. The back-side has the text "U" and "U is for Upper Canada, Where the poor slave has found Rest after all his wanderings, For it is British ground!" And "V" and "V is the Vessel, in whose dark, Noisome, and stifling hold, Hundreds of Africans are packed, Brought o'er the seas, and sold."

Creator

Townsend, Hannah, 1812-

Townsend, Mary, 1814-

Date

1846-12

Identifier

97245-book-28

97245-book-29

Rights

NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES; http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/