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    Bodies politic : negotiating race in the American North, 1730-1830 /
    by Sweet, John Wood, 1966-
    Published 2006

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    New England bulletin
    Published 1949

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    The impact of the black experience on higher education in New England; symposium lectures of the Department of Higher, Technical, & Adult Education 1969-70
    Published 1971

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    National Algonquin Indian Council records,

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    The Negro in colonial New England /

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    Racial segregation in the public schools of New England and New York, 1840-1940 /
    by Ment, David
    Published 1975

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    African American historic burial grounds and gravesites of New England /
    by Knoblock, Glenn A.
    Published 2015

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    The Negro in colonial New England, 1620-1776 /

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    Black writers in New England : a bibliography, with biographical notes, of books by and about Afro-American writers associated with New England in the collection of Afro-American literature, Suffolk University, Museum of Afro-American History, Boston African American National Historic Site /
    by Clark, Edward, 1923-
    Published 1985

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    Where to emigrate! To capitalists, philanthropists and emigrants! Address of Laborers' Homestead and Southern Emigration Soc'y. Boston, Jan. 27, 1874. Sir:--Your attention is respectfully requested to a movement recently begun in this country for the purpose of healing the wounds in the body politic, caused by extracting from that body the poisonous cancer that had well nigh eaten its way to the vitals of our social system. We allude to the forcible abolition of American slavery. ..
    Published 1874

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