Second appeal from the Dublin Ladies' Association, auxiliary to the Hibernian Anti-slavery Society, (heretofore denominated "The Hibernian Negro's Friend Society,") to the females of Ireland.

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Second appeal from the Dublin Ladies' Association, auxiliary to the Hibernian Anti-slavery Society, (heretofore denominated "The Hibernian Negro's Friend Society,") to the females of Ireland.

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Corporate Authors:	Hibernian Anti-slavery Society. Dublin Ladies' Association, Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Cork : G. Ridings, printer, [1837]
Subjects:	Freed persons > Great Britain. Slaves > West Indies, British > Social conditions. Slaves > Emancipation > Great Britain.
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