Historical sketches of the southRoche, Emma Langdon
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Historical sketches of the south
Roche, Emma Langdon
Slave trade -- United States; Slavery -- Alabama
[28] Since the first publication of this article, hookworm
investigations and treatment have become common in all infected
districts of the South.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
Illustrations Index: “Eko, Budigree, Abaché, Whydah”
changed to “Eko, Budigree, Adaché, Whydah”
Illustrations Index: Description of “Zooma, The Last Tarkbar”
moved to “Map Drawn by Kazoola”
Page 16: “with that bruitishness which” changed to
“with that brutishness which”
Page 35: “Whereever there was a priest” changed to
“Wherever there was a priest”
Page 69: “drop from us at the table” changed to
“drop from us at the table.”
Page 75: “prowess to the Turkish Janizaries” changed to
“prowess to the Turkish Janizaries.”
Page 123: “root of one interwined with” changed to
“root of one intertwined with”
Page 124: “Six of Abache’s upper front” changed to
“Six of Abaché’s upper front”
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