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Maternity: Letters from Working-Women

A Memoir of Transactions That Took Place in St. Domingo, in the Spring of 1799: Affording an Idea of the Present State of that Country, the Real Character of Its Black Governor, Toussaint L’ouverture, and the Safety of our West-India Islands, from Attack or Revolt