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Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
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Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Cuba - African American Perspectives Materials
Summary
A letter to Charles Sumner on the nature of the current insurrection against the Spanish in Cuba. Norton views the insurrection as mostly a rebellion by plantation slaves, which if successful will lead to another poorly governed black republic in the Caribbean.
Cover title.
"To the Honorable Charles Sumner, United States Senator, New York, Dec. 16th, 1873." - P. [3].
Also available in digital form.
Tags
cuba
history
insurrection
cuban question
to 1895
letters
african american perspectives materials selected from the rare book collection
rare book and special collections division
daniel murray pamphlet collection library of congress
francis l norton
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Date
01/01/1873
Location
cuba
Source
Library of Congress
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Copyright info
Public Domain