Report of the committee appointed in the Senate of Pennsylvania, to investigate the cause of an increased number of slaves being returned for that commonwealth, by the census of 1830, over that of 1820
by Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Senate. Committee on the increase of slaves in the state.
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