ANDERSON, ALEXANDER. 1775-1870. Injured Humanity; Being a Representation of What the Unhappy Children of Africa Endure From Those Who Call Themselves Christians. [New York]: Printed and Sold by Samuel Wood [1806-7]. Printed broadside, 420 x 327 mm. Seven woodcuts by Anderson, one with his initials in the plate, letterpress text, decorative borders. Rebacked, two clean tears, repaired, chipping at edges. IMPORTANT ANTI-SLAVE TRADE BROADSIDE, illustrated with seven woodcuts by Alexander Anderson accompanying letterpress text forcefully conveying the horrors inflicted on African slaves, at the hands of "those who call themselves Christians." Hamilton 252.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER. 1775-1870. Injured Humanity; Being a Representation of What the Unhappy Children of Africa Endure From Those Who Call Themselves Christians. [New York]: Printed and Sold by Samuel Wood [1806-7]. Printed broadside, 420 x 327 mm. Seven woodcuts by Anderson, one with his initials in the plate, letterpress text, decorative borders. Rebacked, two clean tears, repaired, chipping at edges. IMPORTANT ANTI-SLAVE TRADE BROADSIDE, illustrated with seven woodcuts by Alexander Anderson accompanying letterpress text forcefully conveying the horrors inflicted on African slaves, at the hands of "those who call themselves Christians." Hamilton 252.
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