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1854 EX-SLAVE IN NEW YORK. Memoir of Pierre Toussaint, Haitian Slave to New York Hairdresser. Fine Binding An unusually attractive example

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An unusually attractive example

“The weak minded only are afraid of new translations” he wrote

*An Address by General George Washington to the Minister of France

but the aggregate of the whole is not

yet undaunted

1854 EX-SLAVE IN NEW YORK. Memoir of Pierre Toussaint, Haitian Slave to New York Hairdresser. Fine Binding An unusually attractive exampleVery desirable memoir of Pierre Toussaint (1766 1853), born a slave in St. Domingue (now Haiti.) He fled during the 1797 Haitian slave revolts and obtained a bonded apprenticeship in New York with one of the best hair dressers in the city. When his owner died in 1803, Toussaint took care of his widow, and took over the business and greatly expanded, becoming one of the first successful black businessmen in the city. He was a significant philanthropist

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