The happy Negro
To which are added, The praying soldier, and The profligate reclaimed
by Ambrose Serle
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The happy Negro: To which are added, The praying soldier, and The profligate reclaimed
1825, Printed for the American Tract Society, instituted at Boston in 1814; and sold by them at their depository in the principal towns in the United States
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The happy Negro
1820, Printed for the New England Tract Society by Flagg and Gould.
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- 4th edit. 6,000.
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Title on collective t.p.: Publications of the American Tract Society, vol. 1.
At head of title: [No. 7.
"The happy Negro" is attributed to Ambrose Serle in "Sketch of the origin and character of the principal series of tracts of the American Tract Society" (American tract magazine, Nov. 1831).
Included in a list of "Recent publications of the American Tract Society" (American tract magazine, Nov. 1825).
The New England Tract Society adopted the name the American Tract Society in 1823 and printing continued in Andover until 1826.
Pages 3-8 also numbered 91-96.
Title vignette. Caption to vignette is a quotation from p. 4.
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