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BLACK WOMAN

"The next (person to be hanged in New Haven, Conn.) was
a black woman, who cut the throat of her master's daugh-
ter at Wallingford; apparently with the hope that she
might cease to be a slave, and return, as she said, to
her own country,"" A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THECITY OF
NEW HAVEN, by Timothy Dwight; New Haven: Walter and
Steele, 1811; p 36.

BLACK WOMAN

"The next (person to be hanged in New Haven, Conn.) was
a black woman, who cut the throat of her master's daugh-
ter at Wallingford; apparently with the hope that she
might cease to be a slave, and return, as she said, to
her own country,"" A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THECITY OF
NEW HAVEN, by Timothy Dwight; New Haven: Walter and
Steele, 1811; p 36.

BLACK WOMAN

"The next (person to be hanged in New Haven, Conn.) was
a black woman, who cut the throat of her master's daugh-
ter at Wallingford; apparently with the hope that she
might cease to be a slave, and return, as she said, to
her own country," A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THECITY OF
NEW HAVEN, by Timothy Dwight; New Havens Walter and

Steele, 1811; p 36.

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