Statistics for occurrence #1 of “J. B. Smith” in chapter 11 of Frank Preston Stearns, Cambridge Sketches:
...Americans, and yet he was frequently complained of for his reserve and aristocratic manners.
The range of his acquaintance was the widest of any man of his time.
It extended from Lord Brougham to J. B. Smith , the mulatto caterer of Boston, who, like many of his race, was a person of gentlemanly deportment, and was always treated by Sumner as a valued friend.
As the champion of the colored race in the S...
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