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"White and black slaves from New Orleans," New York, c. 1863, photograph by M.H. Kimball, courtesy of Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

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"Who Hired Goons to Knife Stanfield," in FTA-CIO Strike Bulletin, 9 November 1945, courtesy of South Carolina Historical Society.

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"Would Open Schools if Actions Are Successful" article about NAACP efforts to desegregate public colleges in South Carolina, The Lighthouse and Informer, Columbia, South Carolina, 1951, courtesy of Historic Newspapers.

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"Would Open Schools if Actions Are Successful" article about NAACP efforts to desegregate public colleges in South Carolina, The Lighthouse and Informer, Columbia, South Carolina, 1951, courtesy of Historic Newspapers.

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“A bill for abolishing the trade carried on for supplying foreign territories with slaves,” 1793, London, England, courtesy of Northwestern University, Melville J. Herskovits Library of African Studies.

“A map of the parish of St. Stephen, in Craven County,” surveyed by Henry Mouzon, South Carolina, 1773, courtesy of the South Carolina Historical Society.

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“A View of CHARLES TOWN the Capital of South Carolina in North America,” 1768, engraving by Pierre Charles Canot from original painting by T. Mellish, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of Library of Congress.

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“Architect's rendering, John L. Dart Branch Library,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, 1967, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Book discussion at Dart Hall Branch Library, 1948,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, November 18, 1948, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

“Book discussion at Dart Hall Branch Library, 1952,” photograph, Charleston, South Carolina, October 6, 1952, courtesy of the Charleston County Library.

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