Doigny du Ponceau, Discours d'un negre a un Européen, 1775. Missionaries but also the first to

but also the first to include the separately titled Histoire d’Imoinda

The decision

A highly important document providing the names and personal details of thousands of Black individuals —men

and the number of enslaved people owned by each group

Reference: BnF: Chartres edition

Doigny du Ponceau, Discours d'un negre a un Européen, 1775. Missionaries but also the first toObscure early lyrical poem about a Black American raging against slavery, promising the revenge of a smoldering black revolution Doigny du Ponceau (1750 1830). Discours d'un negre a un Europen, piece qui a concouru pour le prix de l'Acadmie Franoise, en 1775. Paris, Demonville, 1775. 8. 15, [1 blank] pp. Collates: A8. With woodcut head and tailpieces. Contemporary half calf with marbled sides, red title shield, red edges. [bound with 11 elogies].