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Condemnation and warrant for execution of six slaves at Lucea in Hanover.

Publication details: Hanover, Jamaica : [s.n.], July 14, 1824.Description: 1 page ; 28 x 22 cmContent type:

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Manuscripts -- Jamaica

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MS 729

Summary: This material represents a condemnation and warrant for the execution of six slaves at Lucea in Hanover for the reason of rebellion, material is mounted and damaged in printed form.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Manuscript	National Library of Jamaica	Special Collection Floor	MS 729 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1000000094120

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This material represents a condemnation and warrant for the execution of six slaves at Lucea in Hanover for the reason of rebellion, material is mounted and damaged in printed form.

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