1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 202pp. + [ii]. Many ills. from photos. Light spotting and age toning, original blue cloth, remains of faded white lettering, some marking and sl. cloth bubbling, spine sl. rubbed. Scarce. Portuguese slave trade.Charles Albert Swan (1861-1934), missionary. One of the earliest pioneers of "The Beloved Strip" in Africa, and the first man to reach Frederick Stanley Arnot after he had been unheard of for many months. US$111.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

THE SLAVERY OF TO-DAY. Or, The Present Position of The Open Sore of Africa.

Publisher

Glasgow Pickering & Inglis N.d. c.

Publication Date

1909

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

1st Edition

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Located in the Hay Cinema Bookshop Hay on Wye, Francis Edwards holds a stock of around 10,000 volumes.

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Francis Edwards ABA ILAB
Hay Cinema Bookshop, Castle Street, Hay on Wye, HR3 5DF, United Kingdom

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Francis Edwards Bookshop
Hay Cinema Bookshop Ltd.
Castle Street
Hay on Wye
via Hereford
HR3 5DF
sales@francisedwards.co.uk
01497 820071
01497 821900
Registered in England No. 2335573
VAT 594 272023
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All books are in octavo and in original cloth binding, unless otherwise stated.
Minor inscriptions have been ignored. BOOKS WILL BE DESPATCHED IMMEDIATELY ON
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