A brief and candid answer to a late printed sheet, entitled, the selling of Joseph : whereunto is annexed, a true and particular narrative by way of vindication of the author's dealing with and prosecution of his Negro man servant, for his vile and exorbitant behaviour towards his master, and his tenant Thomas Shepard ; which hath been wrongfully represented to their prejudice and defamation

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