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The New York Public Library, Humanities and Social Sciences Library, Wallach Division
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O. Pierre Havens
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| A Trade in Native-Born People |
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By the time the Atlantic slave trade was abolished in 1807, more than 80 percent of the enslaved population, like this family, was native-born. Although the illegal introduction of Africans continued until 1860, the immense majority of people displaced by the interregional trade were born in the United States.
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| Image ID: | DS_06792136 |
Title: | [Family group sitting in front of a wooden shack.] |
Source: | Stereoscopic views of African Americans. |
Location: | Photography Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs, Humanities and Social Sciences Library |
Subjects: | African American families |
| African Americans -- Florida |
| Stereographs |
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