DUMONT, P[ierre] J[oseph], QUESNÉ, [Jacques Salbigoton].

Title	Narrative of Thirty-Four Years Slavery and Travels in Africa by P. J. Dumont. Collected from The Account delivered by Himself, by J. S. Quesne.
Publisher	London Printed for Richard Phillips and Co., Bride-Court, Bridge- Street
Date	1819
Book ID	38749
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8vo., previously disbound from larger work and now in modern paper-backed boards, neatly lettered spine. Portrait engraving before title page, 42pp.. Very good condition, small nick to lower board, just a little discolouration to last page. From New Voyages and Travels ; vol. 2, no. 3

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