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Five Generations On Smith’s Plantation, Beaufort, South Carolina

byJustin McKinney

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Credit: Library of Congress
Media type: photograph
Museum Number: LC-B8171-152-A
Year: 1862

9 Facts About Slavery You Won’t Learn In School

Thou Shalt Tread Upon the Lion and Adder…, Declaration of Anti-Slavery Convention Assembled in Philadelphia, December 4, 1833

Former Slaves Standing in Front of their Cabin

Large Group of Slaves Standing in Front of Buildings On Smith’s Plantation, Beaufort, South Carolina

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