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Title	Slavery in the United States: A narrative of the life and adventures of Charles Ball, a black man
Author	Ball, Charles, b. 1781?
Description	24p. ; 18 cm
Notes	Originally published in 1837 by John S. Taylor, Brick Church Chapel, New York; Selected pages: 165 - 186, The man who prayed five times every day.
Publisher	Kraus Reprint Co.
Place of Publication	New York
Date	1969
Subject	Muslims -- North America; Slavery -- United States
Item Type	Text
Usage Rights	http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/copyright
Have Questions?	Please direct questions to Dr. Edward Curtis, Millennium Chair of the Liberal Arts & Professor of Religious Studies and American Studies, IUPUI, at ecurtis4@iupui.edu.
Digital Publisher	IUPUI University Library
Digital Collection	Archive of Muslim American History and Life
Digital Date	2011-03-18
Digital Specifications	Scanner: Konika Minolta PS 7000C MKII open book scanner; Archive view: 600 dpi tiff; Full view; 600 dpi JPG2000;

Title	title page
Have Questions?	Please direct questions to Dr. Edward Curtis, Millennium Chair of the Liberal Arts & Professor of Religious Studies and American Studies, IUPUI, at ecurtis4@iupui.edu.
Digital Publisher	IUPUI University Library
Digital Collection	Archive of Muslim American History and Life
Transcript	SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES; A NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF CHARLES BALL, A BLACK MAN, WHO LIVED FORTY YEARS IN MARYLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA, AS A SLAVE, UNDER VARIOUS MASTERS, AND WAS ONE YEAR IN THE NAVY WITH COMMODORE BARNEY, DURING THE LATE WAR. CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE MANNERS AND USAGES OF THE PLANTERS AND SLAVEHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH A DESCRIPTION OF THE CONDITION AND TREATMENT OF THE SLAVES, WITH OBSERVATIONS UPON THE STATE OF MORALS AMONGST THE COTTON PLANTERS, AND THE PERILS AND SUFFERINGS OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE, WHO TWICE ESCAPED FROM THE COTTON COUNTRY. new-yo ek: PUBLISHED BY JOHN S. TAYLOR, Brick Church Chapel. 1837. KRAUS REPRINT CO. New York 1969

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