(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Agreement for an American slave ship captain to bring an illegal cargo of slaves from Africa to Havana.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) An Act to Settle the Trade to Africa.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) An Act for Extending and Improving the Trade to Africa.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Plan of an African Ships Lower Deck, with Negroes in the Proportion of Not Quite One to a Ton.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Sala, F.; lithographer. [The Slave Trade--Slaves on the West Coast of Africa.]

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 3 London printings of important slavery narratives.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Bradford, Sarah H. Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Mason, Isaac. Life of Isaac Mason as a Slave.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Rutling, Thomas. Tom, an Autobiography, with Revised Negro Melodies.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Mingo, Cesar. Deed of a house by a Massachusetts malatto man.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Description of land sold by a free African-American couple in 1732.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Pair of Virginia marriage licenses issued to free African Americans.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) An auction broadside from northern New York offering a likely Negro Wench, with a female child.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Agreement to sell an enslaved man named Peter, with an unusual oath of good behavior sworn by Peter.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Bill of sale for a negro boy named Harry in New Jersey.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 8 deeds and bills of sale for enslaved people.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Pair of slave bills of sale from Missouri.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Manuscript tax book for Truro Parish, Virginia, noting Washington, Lee, and Mason family slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Archive of letters to John Augustine Washington III at Mount Vernon, many discussing enslaved people.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Henderson, James. Letter to George Washingtons nephew regarding the purchase of slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Edwards, John. Letter discussing the hire and training of slaves to make cigars.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Handy, Samuel. Letter arranging for a large shipment of enslaved people from Maryland to Mississippi.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Holladay, James. Letter describing his servant in detail for a sale advertisement.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Letter describing the resistance of a Maryland house slave.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) McCalley, John W. Letter describing an escaped slave and the circumstances surrounding his flight.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Parker, Richard. Group of letters discussing his slaves, and recommending him for his judgeship.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Slave documents from the Hooe family, including letters on runaways.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Small archive dealing with runaways and slave sales by Robert Stephen.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Thomas, William. Letter on the abduction and sale of a free African American boy from the District of Columbia

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Two letters and a receipt relating to a West Virginians acquisition of enslaved people.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Dunham, William. An overseers letter describing a bleak Christmas on the plantation.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Weaver, Eleanor. Letter containing news of Nat Turners Rebellion.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Family Bible of the Rixey family of Culpeper, Virginia, including 4 pages listing the births of their slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 7 estate inventories including slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Issue of the London Gazette featuring an early runaway slave advertisement for Lady Bromfields Black.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Runaway slave notice for three men who escaped from the Leesburg jail.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Berry, Zachariah. 100 Dollars Reward: Ranaway . . . Negro Man Luke, Commonly Called Luke Williams.

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

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Charleston slave tag.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Boutcher, Alexander; et al. Testimony that a mixed-race slave had actually been born free to a white mother.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Georgia tavern license forbidding sales to any slave or slaves.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Howard, Benjamin C. A Report of the Decision of the Supreme Court . . . in the Case of Dred Scott

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Legal case file involving 5 slaves sold between American Indians in Texas.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Meetze, Henry A. A lawyer tries to prove a defendant is a man of colour.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Order for the arrest and whipping of Negro Frank for insulting a white man.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Petition by an unlawfully enslaved Maryland woman.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Set of documents relating to a lawsuit over a slave named Maria.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Receipt for a slave committed to Bruins Slave Jail.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Supreme Court. The People, ex. rel. Louis Napoleon, ads. Jonathan Lemmon: Points for the People.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Statements Relative to Slaves Executed, Reprieved for Transportation &c. 1852

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Butler, Mildred. Manumission, restoring the sd Hannibal to all the privileges of a free man.

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

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Clapham, Josias. Manumission deed from the estate of the freed womans owner and father.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Littlejohn, John. Manumission of my negro woman Rachal.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Reed, Gabriel. Manumission document issued to a 5-year-old Kentucky boy of mulatto complexion.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 11 slavery-related letters and documents.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 6 early Virginia slave documents.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 6 letters and documents relating to slavery in Virginia.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 11 slavery-related documents.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Group of 14 farm and slave tax receipts from Lee County, Virginia.