"Wives, Slaves, and Servant Girls: Advertisements for Female Runaways in American Newspapers, 1770–1783" - Signed by the Author, Don N. Hagist Pink from original designs by Harley

from original designs by Harley

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"Wives, Slaves, and Servant Girls: Advertisements for Female Runaways in American Newspapers, 1770–1783" - Signed by the Author, Don N. Hagist Pink from original designs by HarleyShipping: This book is shipped directly from the author using Media Mail. Allow at least two weeks for delivery. (UPS 3 day is not applicable, so please don't select it when you check out since it won't result in the book arriving sooner.) Please note: Signed books cannot be returned. Paperback (192 pages), brand new and signed by the author, Don N, Hagist. Published by Westholme Publishing in 2016. A Remarkable Window into the Lives of Overlooked