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  66. The Fisk Jubilee Singers Tour Germany (1877–78)

  67. Poster for a Ceylonese Exhibit at a “Human Zoo” (1883)

  68. Poster Advertising “Carl Hagenbeck’s 1885 Ceylon Expedition” (1885)

  69. “A Cannibal Dance at the Leipzig Zoological Garden” (1885)

  70. Poster Advertising a Völkerschau Featuring “Australian Cannibals” (1885)