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InLessons from HistorybyDale M. Brumfield·May 22, 2020A first-hand witness of a slave auction in Richmond, VirginiaThe following is an account of a slave auction conducted March 22, 1852 at Hill’s Auction House, at 15th and Main Streets, in Richmond…A response icon1A response icon1
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