The happy Negro : being a true account of a very extraordinary Negro in North America, and of an interesting conversation he had with a very repectable gentleman from England : to which is added, The grateful Negro

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The instance The happy Negro : being a true account of a very extraordinary Negro in North America, and of an interesting conversation he had with a very repectable gentleman from England : to which is added, The grateful Negro represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in UCLA Library.

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The happy Negro : being a true account of a very extraordinary Negro in North America, and of an interesting conversation he had with a very repectable gentleman from England : to which is added, The grateful Negro

Title remainder

being a true account of a very extraordinary Negro in North America, and of an interesting conversation he had with a very repectable gentleman from England : to which is added, The grateful Negro

Instantiates

• The happy Negro : being a true account of a very extraordinary Negro in North America, and of an interesting conversation he had with a very repectable gentleman from England : to which is added, The grateful Negro

Publication

• London, Printed for the Religious Tract Society, and sold at the Depository, 56, Paternoster-row, and by other booksellers, 1827 or 1828

Note

• Imprint from colophon
• Approximate dates established from Brown, P. London publishers and printers c. 1800-1870. William Clowes conducted business under that name from 1827 to 1835 or 1836 (Brown, p. 40); John and Charles Evans were partners 1821-1828 (Brown, p. 63)
• At head of title: No. 527
• Wood-engraved title vignette and tail-piece

Dimensions

18 cm.

Extent

8 p. :

Note

• Disbound.
• In blue clamshell box, with title: Religious Tract Society, London. Collection of tracts and stories.

Record ID

1573845

System control number

• (OCoLC)33902563
• ucoclc33902563