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Commodore Bainbridge to Southard, 14 September 1827, re naval recruits fm Philadelphia ,PA., total 102, of which18 Blacks, he, instructed recruiting officer, not enter anymore
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English: Important letter for number of Blacks in the US Navy during this period. Commodore Bainbridge to Secretary of the Navy Southard, 14 September 1827,, re naval recruits from Philadelphia,PA., the total # 102, of which 18 were Blacks, 17.6% Bainbridge then , instructed his recruiting officer, not enter anymore.
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Source Bainbridge to Southard, 14 September 1827,"Captains Letters" , 30 July 1827 - 6 Oct 1827, Letter 51,RG 260, National Archives and Records Administration Washington D.C.
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