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255. SAMPSON CEASAR LETTERS
5 items, 1834-35
This freed slave who emigrated to Liberia,
Africa, wrote to David S. Haselden and to
his former master Henry F. Westfall, both of
Buchannon, about his life in Liberia, studies, religious sentiment, and
illnesses. He related his impressions of the country and the natives and
discussed the possibility of success for the freed slaves in their new home.
(Acc. 10595)
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