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"Landing Negroes at Jamestown from Dutch Man-of-War," 1619, illustration in Harper’s Monthly, 1901, courtesy of Library of Congress. The enslaved Africans depicted in this painting were reportedly the first to arrive in English North America in 1619.

"Kosher!" newspaper advertisement, The Charleston Daily News, Charleston, 1866, courtesy of Newspapers.com.

"KEVSCO gate" (close-up view), 293 King Street,image by Bradley Blankemeyer, Charleston, South Carolina, November 2013.

"KEVSCO gate," 293 King Street, photograph by Bradley Blankemeyer, Charleston, South Carolina, November 2013.

"Kabenda," painting by Francis Meynell, painting by Francis Meynell, 1855, courtesy of the National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom.

"Jury of whites and blacks," The operations of the registration laws and Negro [suffr]age in the South, 1867, engraving by James E. Taylor, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, courtesy of Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

"Journey of a slave from the plantation to the battlefield," ca. 1863, print by James Fuller Queen, courtesy of Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.

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"Inspection and Sale of a Negro," wood engraving by Brantz Mayer, 1854, courtesy of the Library of Congress.

"In Charleston they're facing bayonets," flyer from the National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home Employees, Local 1199 Drug & Hospital Union, 1969, courtesy of Amistad Research Center.

"Ichnography of Charleston, South Carolina,"Edmund Petrie,London, 1790, courtesy of Library of Congress Geography and Map Division.

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