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The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South

by Kenneth M. Stampp
Paperback, 1989
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nonfiction, ind-read-list, slavery, history, Publisher-Vintage, economy, google snippet, American South, book, AQR 2004, OWS/Library overlap — 52 more, cover-white, agriculture, Alabama, antebellum, Arkansas, back country, bondage, De Bow's Review, Charleston, chattel, slave codes, cotton, Deep South, domestics, Ebenezer Pettigrew, emancipation, Fanny Kemble, farmers, field-hands, Frederick Douglass, free labor, free blacks, fugitive slaves, gang labor, Georgia, Hammond Diary, Kentucky, Lewis Thompson, Louisiana, Maryland, masters, miscegenation, Mississippi, Nat Turner, Frederick Law Olmsted, New Orleans, overseers, planters, rice, Richmond, servants, slave trade, slave owners, South Carolina, Texas, tobacco, Upper South, Virginia, women, google terms added, rural, move √
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Available
Call number
E441.S8 1956

Soul by Soul: Life inside the Antebellum Slave Market

by Walter Johnson
Paperback, 2000
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nonfiction, ind-read-list, African Americans, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, slave trade, 19th century, slave traders, slave owners, racism — 12 more, history, trade, slaves, slavery, Publisher-Harvard University Press, google partial, missing where from, Alabama, American South, book, move √, ≥40 global ratings
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Available
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F379.N59N4 1999

Generations of Captivity: A History of African-American Slaves

by Ira Berlin
Hardcover, 2003
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mcr149, Read in 2008, cycle purchase 05/01/07, nonfiction, slaves, slavery, United States, history, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century — 40 more, tobacco, rice, sugar, indigo, cotton, labor, work, task system, gang system, free blacks, emancipation, gradual emancipation, colonial period, American Revolution, American Civil War, New England, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana, New Orleans, culture, names, naming, racism, women, gender, ind-read-list, Publisher-Belknap Press, civil wars, google partial, Alabama, American South, hardcover, dustjacket, book, AQR 2007, move √
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Available
Call number
E441.B47 2003

Southern Exposure Vol. 1 , No. 3 &4, Winter, 1974: No More Moanin', Voices of Southern Struggle

by Sue Thrasher Editor
Photocopy, 1974
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Read in 2008, periodical, history, United States, The South, photocopy, journal, 20th century, 19th century, Great Depression, 1920s — 54 more, 1930s, STFU, farm workers, Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, Arkansas, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, organizing, farming, cotton, oral history, Socialist Party, strikes, Claude Williams, People's Institute of Applied Religion, Christianity, UAW, Atlanta, Georgia, sit-down strikes, General Motors, labor, unions, slavery, Llano Cooperative, Louisiana, cooperatives, Tennessee, miners, coal mining, coal miners, violence, strikebreaking, folk music, convict labor, 1890s, Zora Neale Hurston, African Americans, WWII, army, soldiers, music, Gastonia, Loray Mill, TWUA, Communist Party, CPUSA, textile workers, North Carolina, Vera Butch Weisbord, nonfiction, cultural history, American South, Publisher-Institute for Southern Studies, √move
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Available
Call number
F206.S643 v.1 n.3&4 1974
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