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Un employé du gouvernt., sortant de chez lui avec sa famille ; Une dame brésilienne dans son intérieur / J.B. Debret, del. ; lith. de Ch. Wolfe.

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Negro superstition, the doo di doo bush, -- or which is the thief / R. Bridgens del. et lith. ; Day & Haghe Lith to the King.

Negro superstition, the doo di doo bush, -- or which is the thief / R. Bridgens del. et lith. ; Day & Haghe Lith to the King.

Negro dance / R. Bridgens del et lith. ; Day & Haghe lithrs. to the King.

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Ditch of the Bastion du Mât / W. Simpson del. ; E. Walker lith. ; Day & Son, Lithrs. to the Queen.

The shadow of a curse, or, Under the lilac bush

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The shadow of a curse, or, Under the lilac bush

The shadow of a curse, or, Under the lilac bush

Negro superstition, the doo di doo bush, -- or which is the thief / R. Bridgens del. et lith. ; Day & Haghe Lith to the King.

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Inside house, African man wraps leaves(?) around neck of a kneeling man while another man waits; crowd of men, women, and children watch.

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africans rites and ceremonies lithographs color negro superstition negro superstition doo bush doo di doo bush thief bridgens bridgens del haghe haghe lith 1830 images black history month black history month prints 19th century popular graphic arts richard bridgens ultra high resolution high resolution race relations library of congress public domain christian images
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01/01/1830
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Bridgens, Richard, lithographer
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africans rites and ceremonies lithographs color negro superstition negro superstition doo bush doo di doo bush thief bridgens bridgens del haghe haghe lith 1830 images black history month black history month prints 19th century popular graphic arts richard bridgens ultra high resolution high resolution race relations library of congress public domain christian images