(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) William & Samuel Hinde. Letter from a British slave-trading firm in the waning days of the legal slave trade.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Narrative of Sojourner Truth, a Northern Slave, Emancipated from Bodily Servitude.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Slavery in the United States: A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Charles Ball, a Black Man.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Narrative of Andrew Jackson, of Kentucky; Containing . . . Twenty-Six Years of his Life while a Slave.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) [Theodore D. Weld; editor.] American Slavery As It Is: Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Running account for a physicians work on the enslaved people at a central Alabama cotton plantation.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) [McPherson & Oliver; photographers.] [The Scourged Back.]

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) David Mathews. Deed of a newborn girl sold by the future mayor of New York.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Inventory of the estate of a wealthy New Jersey man, including 6 named Blacks.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Papers of slaveowner John W. Luke of Berryville, Virginia.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) James A. Barr. Letter discussing an enslaved 34-year-old boy who seems anxious that you buy him.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Negroes to be Sold! . . . Twenty-Two Likely Negroes.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Stereoview of the infamous slave pen of Price, Birch & Co., Dealers in Slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Runaway advertisement for Marcus, one of the House Servants at Mount Vernon,

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Runaway slave advertisement illustrated with A Good Likeness of Sancho,

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Broadside announcing the formation of an Anti-Negro Stealing Society to fight the Underground Railroad.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) $100 Reward! Ran Away . . . a Small Mulatto Woman Named . . . Caroline Green or Glasgow.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) G.W.F. Smith. $200 Reward, Ranaway from the Subscriber . . . My Man Giles.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Jasper L. Hall. Letter describing the defeat of slave catchers in a pitched battle with ten fugitives.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Nathan Daniel. Testimony by an overseer taking possession of a runaway slave.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Senate Chamber U.S.A. Conclusion of Clays Speech in Defence of Slavery.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Certificate of freedom issued in New York.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Conditional manumission to Thomas Peterson, now my slave granted by a prominent New York politician.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Letter discussing a manumitted servant who is quite uneasy about her free papers.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Mary Martha Sherwood. The Re-Captured Negro.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Jesse Hutchinson Jr. Get Off the Track! A Song for Emancipation, Sung by the Hutchinsons.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Address of the Liberty Convention for the Eastern and Middle States.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Proceedings Against William Lloyd Garrison, for a Libel.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) U.M. Fisk. Series of manuscript lectures by an abolitionist firebrand before, during and after the war.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) The Liberators coverage of the infamous Dred Scott decision.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) The Childs Anti-Slavery Book . . . about American Slave Children, and Stories of Slave-Life.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Uncle Toms Cabin pictorial bandanna.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) C.J. Jack. [A Political Lecture upon the Influence of Slavery on the Constitution and Union.]

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) James A. Whipple. Pair of letters from a radical abolitionist who toured Maryland and Virginia during the war.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Signed photograph of Lewis G. Clarke, inspiration for the escaped slave in Uncle Toms Cabin.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) William M. Cockrum. History of the Underground Railroad as It was Conducted by the Anti-Slavery League,

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Abraham Lincoln. The first widely disseminated printing of the Emancipation Proclamation.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Confederate order regarding slaves serving . . . without written authority from their masters.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Charles Paxson; photographer. Learning is Wealth: Wilson, Charley, Rebecca & Rosa, Slaves from New Orleans.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) The Right Man in the Right Place caricature of justice for Jefferson Davis.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Issue of the Liberator from the date of Lincolns assassination.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Joint Resolution . . . Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution . . . Abolishing Slavery.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--AFRICA.) Certificates for a woman named Dina sold twice in two days in British Cape Town.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--CUBA.) Decree of the provisional rebel government abolishing slavery.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MEXICO.) Mexican estate record including an inventory of enslaved people.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MEXICO.) Vicente Guerrero. Manifiesto . . . a sus compatriotas.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--SPANISH AMERICA.) Assiento ajustado entre las dos magestades catholica y Bretanica

(AFRICA.) Group of photographs of a Methodist Episcopal mission in rural Liberia.

(AFRICA.) Blood People Land.

(AFRICA.) Our History Did Not Begin in Chains, and It Will Not End in Chains.

(ART.) French Johnson, artist. Folk art drawings done by a Virginia farm hand.

(ART.) Loïs Mailou Jones. Original portrait of activist Sue Bailey Thurman, done for the 1942 Twelve American Women calendar.

(ART.) Loïs Mailou Jones, artist. Calendar: Twelve American Women, 1942.

(ART.) Group of 14 photographs of early Jacob Lawrence paintings, most of them now lost.

(ART.) Jacob Lawrence. File of his correspondence with the printers of his John Brown series.

(ART.) Jacob Lawrence. Olympische Spiele München 1972.

(ART.) Manet Harrison Fowler. Portrait of a young woman.

(ART.) Archive of sketches, correspondence, and other papers of Masood Ali Wilbert Warren.

(ART.) Folder of publicity materials on Black artists compiled by a California art critic.

(ART.) Earl L. Scarborough; artist. Black is Beautiful.