Death Notice for Phillis Peters, Formerly Phillis Wheatley, Printed in the Massachusetts Centinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1784 [No. 23, Vol. 11] Pictorial bindings (Binding) a small area of text

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The Shmoo made its first appearance in the comic strip Li'l Abner on August 31

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Death Notice for Phillis Peters, Formerly Phillis Wheatley, Printed in the Massachusetts Centinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1784 [No. 23, Vol. 11] Pictorial bindings (Binding) a small area of text[Wheatley, Phillis]. Death Notice for Phillis Peters, Formerly Phillis Wheatley, Printed in the Massachusetts Centinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1784 [No. 23, Vol. 11]. [Boston]: Warden & Russell, December 8, 1784. FIRST EDITION. Bifolium, 10 3 8" x 16 1 8"; trimmed at the top edge effecting some text but none of the death notice. [4] pp. "Phillis Wheatley Peters is broadly recognized as the first African American woman and only the third American woman