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Freedom'S Port: The African American Community Of Baltimore, 17901860 (Blacks In The New World),New Nancy Grey Students Answer Multiplechoice And ShortanswerBaltimore'S Africanamerican Populationnearly 27,000 Strong And More Than 90 Percent Free In 1860Was The Largest In The Nation At That Time. Christopher Phillips'S Freedom'S Port, The First Booklength Study Of An Urban Black Population In The Antebellum Upper South, Chronicles The Growth And Development Of That Community. He Shows How It Grew From A Transient Aggregate Of Individuals, Many Fresh From Slavery, To A Strong, Overwhelmingly Free Community