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Wheatley, Banneker, and Horton: with Selections from the Poetical Works [of] Wheatley and Horton, and the Letter of Washington to Wheatley, and of Jefferson to Banneker

Author: Allen, William G. 1820-; Publication Information: Boston: Press of Daniel Laing, Jr., 1849.

Tags: "Printed by" in imprint, Biography, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Literature, Massachusetts, Northeast, Not at AAS, Poetry, Possibly self-published

The Experience of Thomas Jones, Who Was a Slave for Forty-Three Years

Author: Jones, Thomas H.; Publication Information: Boston: Printed by Daniel Laing, Jr., 1850.

Tags: "Printed by" in imprint, At AAS, Autobiographical, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Life-writing, Massachusetts, Northeast, Possibly self-published

Christian Zeal. A Sermon Preached before the Third Presbytery of New-York, in Thirteenth-St. Presbyterian Church, July 3, 1853.

Author: Pennington, James W. C.; Publication Information: New-York: Printed by Zuille & Leonard, 1854.

Tags: "Printed by" in imprint, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, New York, Northeast, Not at AAS, Possibly self-published, Religion, Sermon

West Coast of Africa: Facts: Compiled by J.A. Agamon, Native of the Guinea Coast, Son of the Chief of Dix Cove.

Author: Agamon, J. A.; Publication Information: New York: John J. Zuille, printer, no. 396 Canal Street., 1861.

Tags: "Printed by" in imprint, At LCP, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, New York, Northeast, Not at AAS, Other non-fiction, Possibly self-published, Travel

A Pilgrimage to My Motherland: an Account of a Journey Among the Egbas and Yorubas of Central Africa, in 1859-60

Author: Campbell, Robert; Publication Information: New York: New York: Published by Thomas Hamilton ; Philadelphia: by the author, 1861.

Tags: At AAS, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, New York, Northeast, Other non-fiction, Stated self-published, Travel

Dealings with the Dead: the Human Soul, Its Migrations and Its Transmigrations

Author: Randolph, Paschal Beverly, 1825-1875; Publication Information: Utica, N.Y.: Published by M.J. Randolph, 1861-62.

Tags: At AAS, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Family publishing, New York, Northeast, Religion, Spiritualism, Stated self-published, Women in the printing and publishing trades

The Rosicrucian's Story: the Wonderful Things That Happened to Mr. Thomas W., and His Wife

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Author: Randolph, Paschal Beverly, 1825-1875; Publication Information: Utica [N.Y.]: M.J. Randolph, 1863.

Tags: At AAS, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Family publishing, New York, Northeast, Religion, Spiritualism, Stated self-published, Women in the printing and publishing trades

Oration by James Crosby, (a Colored Man.) Delivered at New Lebanon Springs, Columbia County, New York on the Fourth of July, 1867, to a Large Audience of Ladies and Gentlemen, at Columbia Hall, Assembled to Celebrate the 91st Anniversary of American Independence.

Author: Crosby, James; Publication Information: New York: John J. Zuille., printer, 219 Bleecker Street., 1867.

Tags: "Printed by" in imprint, At AAS, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, New York, Northeast, Politics, Possibly self-published, Speech

The Rising Son; or, the Antecedents and Advancement of the Colored Race

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Author: Brown, William Wells, 1814?-1884.; Publication Information: Boston: A.G. Brown & Co., publishers, 1874,c1873 (Boston Brown Type-setting Machine Company)., 1874.

Tags: At AAS, Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Certainly self-published, Family publishing, Massachusetts, Northeast, Politics, Women in the printing and publishing trades

The Rising Son; or, the Antecedents and Advancement of the Colored Race

Author: Brown, William Wells, 1814?-1884.; Publication Information: Boston: A.G. Brown & Co., 1876.

Tags: Black people in the printing and publishing trades, Certainly self-published, Family publishing, Massachusetts, Northeast, Not at AAS, Politics, Women in the printing and publishing trades

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Wheatley, Banneker, and Horton: with Selections from the Poetical Works [of] Wheatley and Horton, and the Letter of Washington to Wheatley, and of Jefferson to Banneker

The Experience of Thomas Jones, Who Was a Slave for Forty-Three Years

Christian Zeal. A Sermon Preached before the Third Presbytery of New-York, in Thirteenth-St. Presbyterian Church, July 3, 1853.

West Coast of Africa: Facts: Compiled by J.A. Agamon, Native of the Guinea Coast, Son of the Chief of Dix Cove.

A Pilgrimage to My Motherland: an Account of a Journey Among the Egbas and Yorubas of Central Africa, in 1859-60

Dealings with the Dead: the Human Soul, Its Migrations and Its Transmigrations

The Rosicrucian's Story: the Wonderful Things That Happened to Mr. Thomas W., and His Wife

Oration by James Crosby, (a Colored Man.) Delivered at New Lebanon Springs, Columbia County, New York on the Fourth of July, 1867, to a Large Audience of Ladies and Gentlemen, at Columbia Hall, Assembled to Celebrate the 91st Anniversary of American Independence.

The Rising Son; or, the Antecedents and Advancement of the Colored Race

The Rising Son; or, the Antecedents and Advancement of the Colored Race

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Printing receipts for Rev. Offley's Narrative