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The white slave by Bartley Campbell
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Image of a male plantation owner holding a cane and a sad looking white woman holding her bonnet with African American slaves harvesting cotton in the field behind them and a plantation house, slave cabins, river, and steamship in the background; the poster advertises the drama "The White Slave" by Bartley Campbell.
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Read the Sun
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Image of an advertisement for The Sun featuring a woman wearing a long cloak and fur muff walking in a snowy forest.
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Bartley Campbell author of "my partner" and his great double New York success the galley slave
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Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of American playwright Bartley Campbell in formal dress with a border of cherubs, quill pens, books, binoculars, a sword, and ribbons with titles of his plays.
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Louis Aldrich in my partner” by Bartley Campbell
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Image of a scene of a man stabbing and murdering a miner, the character Ned Singleton, with a knife during a fight atop a kitchen table; the poster has printed date information for performances beginning on January 18, [1886], at the Brooklyn Theatre in Brooklyn, New York; the poster advertises the drama "My Partner" by Bartley Campbell.
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The Emerson and Fisher company
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Image of a footman in a long cloak standing on the back of a horse-drawn carriage as it moves along near trees in an advertisement for the Emerson and Fisher Company of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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John A. Stevens - the only - the original. : The new unknown a river mystery
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Image of a central image of a man with torn clothing lying face down in the bushes before a mansion with the caption "Uncared for, Unpitied, He Wanders Alone, A Creature of God, Forsaken, Unknown," with an image at left of a man in a rowboat rescuing a drowning man from the water with a bridge barely visible in the background, and an image at right of a man standing on a rock with waves crashing around him while holding a lifeless woman over his shoulder; the poster advertises a rewritten version of the melodrama "The Unknown" by John A. Stevens.
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