Slave's

Prize-winning historian -- and author of the pre-impeachment report, Jefferson Fathered Slave's Last

Joseph Ellis 2010

Herald of Sept. 28, 2005: Slave's grave will be marked

Archive 2005-09-01 2005

First Lady Laura Bush was in town for the grand opening of the Slave's Center on Monday and according to several news reports Cincinnati Post, N.Y. Post, N.Y. Daily News she didn't want to share the stage with Sean P.

Archive 2004-08-01 Nathaniel Livingston 2004

But I bet Combs would still come if the Slave's Center extended another invitation to him.

Respect Or Die! Nathaniel Livingston 2004

First Lady Laura Bush was in town for the grand opening of the Slave's Center on Monday and according to several news reports Cincinnati Post, N.Y. Post, N.Y. Daily News she didn't want to share the stage with Sean P.

Respect Or Die! Nathaniel Livingston 2004

But I bet Combs would still come if the Slave's Center extended another invitation to him.

Archive 2004-08-01 Nathaniel Livingston 2004

The first or conditional emancipation proclamation was issued in September, 1862; and shortly afterward Douglass published a pamphlet for circulation in Great Britain, entitled The Slave's Appeal to Great Britain, in which he urged the English people to refuse recognition of the independence of the Confederate States.

Frederick Douglass 1932

The audience clamoured that the Slave's life should be spared: and the governor of the town, marvelling at such gratitude and fidelity in a beast, decreed that both should receive their liberty.

Aesop's Fables; a new translation 620 BC-563 BC Aesop 1903

Dan lay in the bows of the _Golden Hind_; Una in the stern, the book of verses open in her lap, was reading from 'The Slave's Dream':

Puck of Pook's Hill Rudyard Kipling 1900

The first or conditional emancipation proclamation was issued in September, 1862; and shortly afterward Douglass published a pamphlet for circulation in Great Britain, entitled The Slave's Appeal to Great Britain, in which he urged the English people to refuse recognition of the independence of the Confederate States.

Frederick Douglass Chesnutt, Charles W 1899