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The Life Magazine issue from September 3, 1956 is part of the Segregation Series, featuring articles and photographs related to segregation in the United States. This particular issue includes an article on a slave sale, providing a historical perspective on the topic. As an illustrated publication in English, Life Magazine provides a visual and informative look at events and issues from the mid-20th century. Its weekly distribution and paid circulation ensure that it reached a wide audience interested in current events, politics, and social issues.
A very interesting Mag. of past History, as I am putting them on E-bay, it makes me think of the past years, that I did not know or care about, but now it show me what my Mother & Father life was like and also my life, as I was around in the late 40\'s and I can see a lot of the thing that I did not or or cared about back then, it\'s nice to see just how the world has changed.
\"NOTE\" IF THERE IS A LIFE MAGAZINE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LET ME KNOW, AS I HAVE 1940S TO THE 1972 UP TO THE, I HAVE SOLD A LOT OF THE 1940s UP TO1956
LIFE Magazine September 3, 1956 Cover – Slave sale in Old Charleston$79.99 ·In stock · Free deliveryAI Overview+1The September 3, 1956 issue of LIFE magazine (Vol. 41, No. 10) features a striking cover painting of a slave sale in old Charleston, marking the start of the landmark pictorial essay series \"The Background of Segregation\" by Robert Wallace.The Henry Ford+2Main Features & Contents
- The Background of Segregation: Part one of the major historical series exploring the transatlantic slave trade and ancestral African roots.
- Political Coverage: Reports on the Republican (G.O.P.) national convention rallying behind President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
- Fashion Trends: Coverage of Christian Dior’s shifting hemline designs.
- Nostalgic Articles: A personal essay titled \"Happy Boyhood\" by Louis B. Seltzer.+1
