"In southern cities like Norfolk, VA, markets sold not only vegetables, fruits, meats, and sundries, but also slaves. Enslaved men and women, like the two walking in the direct center, lived and labored next to free people, black and white. S. Weeks, ""Market Square, Norfolk,"" from Henry Howe's Historical Collections of Virginia, 1845. Wikimedia, http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Historical_Collections_of_Virginia_-_Market_Square,_Norfolk.jpg."
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