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Spurgeon and Jackson, or, The white preacher and the black slave lecturer.

Title: Spurgeon and Jackson, or, The white preacher and the black slave lecturer.
Author: Jackson, John Andrew
Publication: [England?] : [publisher not identified], [1865?]

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Request for On-site Use Not available - Please for assistance.	no. 1-21	Text	Use in library	AN p.v. 89 no. 1-21	Schwarzman Building - Main Reading Room 315

Additional Authors

Goodell, William, 1792-1878.

Description

12 pages; 20 cm

Alternative Title

Spurgeon & Jackson, or, The white preacher and the black slave lecturer : to Mr. Spurgeon and the public in general
White preacher and the black slave lecturer
Concise view of the American slave law.

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Genre/Form

Note

Text begins: I, John Andrew Jackson, ran away from the Slave states in South Carolina, and came to England to buy my father and my murdered sister's two children from slavery ...
"You have been persecuting me at your Tabernacle from 1862 to 1865, and you did everything you could to make me leave your church ... signed John Andrew Jackson"--Page 6.
"A concise view of the American Slave Law ... (Selected from 'The American slave code' by the Rev. W. Goodell ... 1853)": pages 7-12.

Call Number

AN p.v. 89, no. 3

OCLC

959539721

Author

Jackson, John Andrew, author.

Title

Spurgeon and Jackson, or, The white preacher and the black slave lecturer.

Publisher

[England?] : [publisher not identified], [1865?]

Type of Content

text

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

volume

Place of Publication

England.

Added Author

Goodell, William, 1792-1878. Concise view of the American slave law.

Caption Title

Spurgeon & Jackson, or, The white preacher and the black slave lecturer : to Mr. Spurgeon and the public in general

Added Title

Concise view of the American slave law.

Research Call Number

AN p.v. 89, no. 3