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- Andrew_Marschalk comment "Andrew Marschalk (February 4, 1767 – August 8, 1838) was a New York-born printer, best known for championing the case of Abdulrahman Ibrahim Ibn Sori, popularly known as the \"Prince of Slaves\".Marschalk learned the printing trade while living in London in the 1780s. He brought a small mahogany press to America in 1790. Marschalk sold this printing press when he joined the United States Army. During his period in the Army he fought Native Americans in the Northwest Territory.".