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Leonard Franklin, Ex-Slave Interview Dec 1938

Leonard Franklin, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Leonard Franklin, by Samuel Taylor with the Work Projects Administration, about Franklin's life as a slave.

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Julia Fortenberry, Ex-Slave Interview Dec 1938

Julia Fortenberry, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Julia Fortenberry, by Samuel S. Taylor with the Work Projects Administration, about Fortenberry's life as a slave.

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Lucretia Alexander, Ex-Slave Interview Oct 1938

Lucretia Alexander, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Lucretia Alexander, by Work Projects Administration interviewer Samuel S. Taylor, about Lucretia's life as a slave.

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Henry Blake, Ex-Slave Interview Oct 1938

Henry Blake, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Henry Blake, by Samuel S. Taylor with the Work Projects Administration, about Blake's life as a slave.

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Mose Banks, Ex-Slave Interview Dec 1937

Mose Banks, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Mose Banks, by Pernella M. Anderson with the Work Projects Administration, about Banks' life as a slave.

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Frank Fikes, Ex-Slave Interview Dec 1937

Frank Fikes, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Frank Fikes, by Parnella Anderson with the Work Projects Administration, about Fike's life as a slave.

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Fannie Tatum, Ex-Slave Interview Dec 1937

Fannie Tatum, Ex-Slave Interview

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Interview of ex-slave Fannie Tatum, by Parnella Anderson with the Work Projects Administration, about Tatum's life as a slave.

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