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363. HARRIS-BRADY PAPERS
150 items, 1819-59
The bulk of this collection deals with the slave market around Scottsville and Richmond.
Many letters detail the prices of slaves and
the time to buy and sell. Most of
the correspondence is from Richmond friends and
business acquaintances of James Brady of Scottsville, describing the state of the slave
market.
(Acc. 38-597)
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