The Slave-auction

"The Slave-Auction" offers a stark and unflinching look at the realities of the slave trade in the United States. This historical account, originally penned by John Theophilus Kramer, delves into the mechanics and human cost of slavery, focusing specifically on the brutal practice of slave auctions. Providing crucial insight into African-American history and the societal conditions that led to the Civil War, the book presents a vital document for understanding a dark chapter in American history.

This meticulously prepared print edition offers readers a direct connection to primary source material illuminating the complexities of slavery. A powerful and enduring testament to a painful past, "The Slave-Auction" remains a significant contribution to the historical record, relevant for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this period. Its examination of the slave trade provides essential context for understanding both the Civil War era and the long struggle for civil rights in America.

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