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paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

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1854. London, Clarke, Beeton, n.date (ca 1854). orig. full blindstamped cloth. XII,388 pp. This edition seems not to be in Sabin. The Foreword dated Charleston 1852 in this copy. (See Sabin No 201).

Washington DC: Buell & Blanchard, 1853. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo. [4] pages advertisements, [1], 302 pages, [1] page advertisement. Brown cloth hardcover with blind stamped covers and gilt stamped title on the spine. Rear end sheets are toned. Light edge wear to the cloth extremities. Light to moderate scattered foxing to the pages.

Washington: Buell & Blanchard. Very Good. 1853. First Edition; First Printing. Original Cloth. A handsome first edition in dark green cloth, blind-stamped boards, gilt stamped spine in Very Good condition, mild foxing throughout and trivial edge wear; Adam's fact-based novel about the black British sailor who is incarcerated in Charleston, SC, when his ship sails into town to avoid a storm; 8vo; [vi], 302, [2] pages .

London: Clarke, Beeton, 1853. Presumed first UK edition. Hardcover. Minor fading toning to spine (see photos) and wee bit of edge wear; overall very good(+). Binding tight though paste dowsn partly cracked at hinges; leaves clean. A desirable copy.. Octavo in ornamental blindstamped dark green cloth; [v]-xii, 388 pages; 18 cm. Slavery -- United States. Esclavage -- États-Unis. Slavery. Souther U.S.; South Carolina. Fiction.

London: Clarke, Beeton, & Co, 1854. Hardcover. Good. First British edition. Octavo. Publisher's brown blind-stamped cloth. Joints and hinges partially cracked, fading to the spine and board edges, else very good. Contemporary owner's signature on the title page, and signature of American historian Philip M. Hamer on the front free endpaper. An account of the imprisonment of Manuel Pereira, a black British sailor, in South Carolina. The scarce London edition. *OCLC* lists only one copy. *Bibliography of the Negro* 464.