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Title Narrative of thirty-four years' slavery and travels in Africa Histoire de l'esclavage en Afrique. Selections. English Dumont's narrative of thiry-four years' slavery in Africa
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Slavery Slavery--Africa North Description and travel HT1345 .D82 1819 326.92 D893n
Description by P.J. Dumont. Collected from the account delivered by himself, by J.S. Quesne., Running title: Dumont's narrative of thirty-four years' slavery in Africa., Extracted and translated from the author's Histoire de l'esclavage en Afrique., Published as no. 3 of v. 2 of the publisher's New voyages and travel., Main Heritage Shelves General, HT1345 .D82, Book, Item-ID: i10151370, BIB-ID: 1016773
Publisher Printed for Sir. R. Phillips
Contributor Dumont P.-J. (Pierre-Joseph) 1768- Quesné J. S. (Jacques Salbigoton) 1778-1859
Date 1819
Format print, vi, 42 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm, unmediated, volume
Identifier QNL:00013100 oclc: 5722696
Language eng, fre
Coverage Africa, North, Algeria
Rights No Known Copyright http://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/
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