The Lost German Slave Girl : The Extraordinary True Story of the Slave Sally Miller and Her Fight for Freedom in Old New Orleans by John Bailey

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2005 Hard cover First American Edition Fine in fine dust jacket. Glued binding. Cloth over boards. 288 p. Audience: General/trade. **FIRST American Edition! ! *~*FREE PRIORITY MAIL (U.S. ) UPGRADE** to SHIP to ALL 50 STATES! ! We SHIP **THIS AFTERNOON or NEXT POSTAL DAY! ! ** (We work hard to enjoy a top rating on all selling sites. ) NO Remainder Marks or inside page markings! Non-smoker environment. We are very careful regarding our packing/shipping. **CONFIRMATION OF DELIVERY INCLUDED! **

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NY: Atlantic Monthly, 2003. xiii+268pp. First American edition. Hardback. Notes. Fine in Fine dustjacket in protective glassine. ISBN: 0871139219.

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Hardcover First Edition New in Good jacket FIRST EDITION hardcover; DJ Shelf Wear; Edge Wear; Tight Spine; This is a New Book.

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1st Ed. (U.S.), Hard Cover, VG+/Fine Ink owner name on front endpaper, o.w. clean, bright & tight. Price unclipped. DJ not chipped, etc. Rest of book in Fine condition. ISBN 0871139219

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New York, New York, U.S.A. 2004 Hard Cover Very Good in Very Good jacket VG/VG, hardcover.

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Hardcover Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, 2003; Fine; Fine d/j; First American Edition, First Printing; The extraordinary true story of Sally Miller and her fight for freedom in old New Orleans.

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Lost German Slave Girl: The Extraordinary True Story of Sally Miller and Her Fight for Freedom in Old New Orleans. Did Miller, as her relatives sought to prove, arrive from Germany under perilous circumstances as an indentured servant or was she, as her master claimed, part African and a slave for life? The trial pits a humble community of German immigrants against Mary's previous owner, John Fitz Miller, a hardened capitalist who is as respected by the community for his wealth and power as he is feared and distrusted. Book Condition is Fine; beige paper over boards with beige paper over spine, gold lettering. Book is Pristine. First American Edition, First Printing. 268pp. No Index, Endnotes. Dust Jacket Condition is Fine; also Pristine. Price Intact. Covered with a removable mylar dust jacket.

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NY 2004 Hard cover. 1st edition, 1st Printing Fine in Fine jacket The book condition is Fine. The dust jacket is Fine.

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Very good In brilliant novelistic detail, an award-winning historian John Bailey presents the story of a slave named Sally Miller, who in 1843 was believed by members of the New Orleans' German community to have been illegally enslaved. Bailey uses Miller's.

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New York 2003 Hard Cover Fine in Fine jacket 8vo-over 7 "-9 " tall. Signed by Author Signed Copy. Book is Fine in Fine DJ. The book is in excellent condition. The dust jacket is bright, unfaded, complete and unclipped. The book is square and the bindings are tight. There are no previous ownership writings. The boards are clean and the corners sharp. The pages are clean. The binding is tight-no cracked hinges. A beautiful copy protected with Gaylord cover.

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