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Original receipt for $2,000 compensation obtained by L. Warren Nelson; Columbia, South Carolina, 15 October, 1864.

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african americans history social conditions slavery columbia s c united states receipts acknowledgments slaveholders civil war 1861 1865 documents receipts schomburg center for research in black culture manuscripts archives and rare books division miscellaneous american letters and papers original receipt warren nelson south carolina high resolution enslaved people columbia sc original receipt compensation warren nelson columbia american letters and papers handwriting font rectangle writing paper paper product letter parallel document circle calligraphy new york public library 15 october 1864 meter
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1864
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african americans history social conditions slavery columbia s c united states receipts acknowledgments slaveholders civil war 1861 1865 documents receipts schomburg center for research in black culture manuscripts archives and rare books division miscellaneous american letters and papers original receipt warren nelson south carolina high resolution enslaved people columbia sc original receipt compensation warren nelson columbia american letters and papers handwriting font rectangle writing paper paper product letter parallel document circle calligraphy new york public library 15 october 1864 meter