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English: Engraved drawing of Mary E. Webb, captioned "Mrs. Mary E. Webb (a Coloured Native of Philadelphia) Reading Uncle Tom's Cabin, in the Hall of Stafford-House"
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Engraving from The Illustrated London News, August 2, 1856

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