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<mods:subTitle>June 10, 1764</mods:subTitle>
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<mods:abstract>Account, dated June 10, 1764, submitted to the Brown brothers by Gideon Manchester, master of their brigantine Sally, detailing goods lost to leakage and spoilage in the course of his recently completed voyage to Jamaica.  In the weeks that followed, the Browns began outfitting the Sally for a voyage to Africa.</mods:abstract>

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<mods:title>University Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice</mods:title> 
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