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1864 FREED SLAVE. Young Slave Freed by Emancipation Proclamation Photographed as a White Child. ZZFineMiscellanea would only lead to another

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would only lead to another race war of a similar kind

A very fine volume of lively

February the last

Passage of an Act of Congress laying duties upon Carriages and other Conveyances

but he took no notice of them - went to Neck and killed 4 or 5 sparrows & 2 robins with rifle

1864 FREED SLAVE. Young Slave Freed by Emancipation Proclamation Photographed as a White Child. ZZFineMiscellanea would only lead to anotherA very desirable carte de visite photograph issued in the aftermath of the Emancipation Proclamation in New Orleans. The city had been captured during 1863, and with the Proclamation, northern missionaries and educators descended on the city to immediately begin schools for the young "contraband." Photographs of the children were sold and distributed to raise funds for the schools. The young former slaves were often intentionally photographed and

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