A black slave rubbing cream into a white woman's wounded buttocks after a whipping. The white woman is naked apart from stockings and shoes. Originally published in the Victorian spanking novel The Memoirs of Dolly Morton about the Underground Railroad by Hugues Rebell (George Grassal), published by Charles Carrington in 1899. Photogravure after an illustration by Louis Malteste from Jacques dIcys Qui Aime Bien ou la flagellation dans la vie moderne, Jean Fort, Paris, 1912.

Name: A black slave rubbing cream into a white woman's wounded buttocks after a whipping. The white woman is naked apart from stockings and shoes. Originally published in the Victorian spanking novel The Memoirs of Dolly Morton about the Underground Railroad by Hugues Rebell (George Grassal), published by Charles Carrington in 1899. Photogravure after an illustration by Louis Malteste from Jacques dIcys Qui Aime Bien ou la flagellation dans la vie moderne, Jean Fort, Paris, 1912. - SuperStock
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A black slave rubbing cream into a white woman's wounded buttocks after a whipping. The white woman is naked apart from stockings and shoes. Originally published in the Victorian spanking novel The Memoirs of Dolly Morton about the Underground Railroad by Hugues Rebell (George Grassal), published by Charles Carrington in 1899. Photogravure after an illustration by Louis Malteste from Jacques dIcys Qui Aime Bien ou la flagellation dans la vie moderne, Jean Fort, Paris, 1912.

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