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English: A photo of Rev. William King, from William King: Friend and Champion of Slaves, by Annie Straith Jamieson, 1925, pgs. 172-173
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Author Jamieson, Annie Straith. William King: Friend and Champion of Slaves. Toronto: Missions of Evangelism, Confederation Life Building, 1925.

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A photo of Rev. William King, from William King: Friend and Champion of Slaves, by Annie Straith Jamieson, 1925, pgs. 172-173

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