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“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

"Influences of the Haitian Revolution on the Negroes of New York"

"Influences of the Haitian Revolution on the Negroes of New York"

Alexander Hamilton correspondence: Letter to James M. Hughes

“James McCune Smith: Lecture on the Haytian Revolution”

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06/10/1938 - 06/10/1938
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