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catalog contributor b12684022.
catalog contributor b12684023.
catalog created "2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2002.".
catalog description "George Cary Eggleston Remembers Aristocratic Life In Virginia (1875) -- The Slaveholders' Dilemma Between Slavery And Progress (From The Slaveholders' Dilemma, 1992) / Eugene Genovese -- Part VII. Life Within The Big House -- Adele Petigru Is Reminded Of The Mistress' Duties By Her Aunt (c. 1830s) -- Rosalie Roos On Marriages In South Carolina (1854) -- Mary Chesnut Describes The Effects Of Patriarchy (1861) -- Mistresses And Slaves In A Patriarchal World (From Mistresses And Slaves (1998) / Marli Wiener -- Part VIII. Masters And Slaves : Paternalism And Exploitation -- James Henry Hammond Battles Slave Illness (1841) -- Rules On The Rice Estate Of Plowden C. Weston (1846) -- Charles Manigault Instructs His Overseer About "My Negroes" (1848) -- The Chattel Principle (From Soul By Soul, 1999) / Walter Johnson -- Part IX. Life In The Slave Quarters -- Frederick Douglass Remembers His Childhood (1845) --".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "John C. Calhoun's Address To The People Of The United States (1832) -- The New York Tribune On The Radical Origins Of Republicans (1855) -- Abraham Lincoln's House Divided Speech (1858) -- Slavery And Territorial Expansion (From The Slaveholding Republic, 2001) / Don E. Fehrenbacher -- Part XIII. Secession and Civil War -- South Carolina's Ordinance Of Secession (1860) -- Mary Chesnut Recalls The Beginning Of The War (1861) -- Gertrude Thomas On The Role Of Slave Mistresses During The War (1863) -- Drew Faust, Confederate Women In The Crisis Of The Slaveholding South (From Mothers Of Invention, 1996) / Drew Faust -- Part XIV. Emancipation and The Destruction Of Slavery -- Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation (1863) -- Frederick Douglass, "Men Of Color, To Arms" (1863) -- Selections Of Documents On The Black Military Experience (1863-1865) -- The Destruction Of Slavery (From Slaves No More, 1992) / Ira Berlin ... [et al.].".
catalog description "Masters And Mistresses In Colonial Virginia (From Good Wives, Nasty Wenches, And Anxious Patriarchs, 1996) / Kathy Brown -- Part IV. Slavery and The American Revolution -- Lord Dunmore's Proclamation Freeing Slaves In Virginia (1775) -- Virginia's Manumission Law (1782) -- Thomas Jefferson Expresses His Unease Over Slavery (1782) -- Slavery And The American Revolution (From American Slavery, 1993) / Peter Kolchin -- Part V. The Growth of The Cotton Kingdom -- Joseph Baldwin On Cotton Planters In Alabama And Mississippi (1836) -- James Henry Hammond On Agriculture In The Upper South (1841) -- Frederick Law Olmsted On The Profitability Of Cotton (1856) -- Debating The Profitability Of Antebellum Southern Agriculture (From Debating Slavery, 1998) / Mark Smith -- Part VI. The World of The Planters -- John Lyde Wilson, "The Code Of Honor" (1838) -- George Fitzhugh On The Benefits Of Slavery (1857) --".
catalog description "Part I. Colonial Origins : Race and Slavery -- The First Blacks Arrive In Virginia (1619) -- Slavery Becomes A Legal Fact In Virginia (17th Century Statutes) -- South Carolina Restricts The Liberty Of Slaves (1740) -- Two Infant Slave Societies In The Chesapeake And The Lowcountry (From Slave Counterpoint, 1998) / Philip D. Morgan -- Part II. From African To African-American : Slave Adaptation To The New World -- Olaudah Equiano Describes His Capture (1760) -- Slave Cargo List, South Carolina (1730) -- List Of Fugitive Slave Skills, Virginia (18th Century) -- The Plantation Generation Of African Americans (From Many Thousands Gone, 1998) / Ira Berlin -- Part III. The Formation of The Master Class -- William Byrd II Describes The Patriarchal Ideal (1726) -- Reverend Jarratt Observes The Life-Style Of Virginia's Planters (1750) -- Thomas Jefferson Gives Instructions To His Overseer (1774-1790) --".
catalog description "Tempie Herndon Remembers Her Wedding (1860) -- Daniel Drake Remembers A Corn-Shucking Ceremony (1870) -- Slave Marriage And Family Life In Antebellum Virginia (From Life In Black And White, 1996) / Brenda Stevenson -- Part X. Slave Resistance And Slave Rebellion -- Excerpts From Denmark Vesey's Trial Transcript (1822) -- Frederick Douglass Remembers Resisting His Overseer (1845) -- Frederick Law Olmsted On Slave Runaways In Virginia (1856) -- The Impact Of Runaway Slaves On The Slave System (From Runaway Slaves, 1999) / John Hope Franklin and Loren Schweninger -- Part XI. The Abolitionist Impulse -- William Lloyd Garrison, "I Will Be Heard" (1831) -- Massachussets Anti-Slavery Society Resolution (1843) -- Frederick Douglass Discusses The Fourth Of July (1852) -- Abolitionists And The Origins Of Racial Equality (From Of One Blood, 1998) / Paul Goodman -- Part XII. The Politics of Slavery --".
catalog extent "xv, 416 p. ;".
catalog identifier "0631217347 (alk. paper)".
catalog identifier "0631217355 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
catalog isPartOf "Blackwell readers in American social and cultural history ; 11".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Malden, MA : Blackwell Pub.,".
catalog spatial "Southern States".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog spatial "United States.".
catalog subject "306.3/62/0973 21".
catalog subject "E441 .S6185 2002".
catalog subject "Plantation life Southern States History Sources.".
catalog subject "Plantation life Southern States History.".
catalog subject "Slavery United States History Sources.".
catalog subject "Slavery United States History.".
catalog subject "Slaves Emancipation United States History Sources.".
catalog subject "Slaves Emancipation United States.".
catalog tableOfContents "George Cary Eggleston Remembers Aristocratic Life In Virginia (1875) -- The Slaveholders' Dilemma Between Slavery And Progress (From The Slaveholders' Dilemma, 1992) / Eugene Genovese -- Part VII. Life Within The Big House -- Adele Petigru Is Reminded Of The Mistress' Duties By Her Aunt (c. 1830s) -- Rosalie Roos On Marriages In South Carolina (1854) -- Mary Chesnut Describes The Effects Of Patriarchy (1861) -- Mistresses And Slaves In A Patriarchal World (From Mistresses And Slaves (1998) / Marli Wiener -- Part VIII. Masters And Slaves : Paternalism And Exploitation -- James Henry Hammond Battles Slave Illness (1841) -- Rules On The Rice Estate Of Plowden C. Weston (1846) -- Charles Manigault Instructs His Overseer About "My Negroes" (1848) -- The Chattel Principle (From Soul By Soul, 1999) / Walter Johnson -- Part IX. Life In The Slave Quarters -- Frederick Douglass Remembers His Childhood (1845) --".
catalog tableOfContents "John C. Calhoun's Address To The People Of The United States (1832) -- The New York Tribune On The Radical Origins Of Republicans (1855) -- Abraham Lincoln's House Divided Speech (1858) -- Slavery And Territorial Expansion (From The Slaveholding Republic, 2001) / Don E. Fehrenbacher -- Part XIII. Secession and Civil War -- South Carolina's Ordinance Of Secession (1860) -- Mary Chesnut Recalls The Beginning Of The War (1861) -- Gertrude Thomas On The Role Of Slave Mistresses During The War (1863) -- Drew Faust, Confederate Women In The Crisis Of The Slaveholding South (From Mothers Of Invention, 1996) / Drew Faust -- Part XIV. Emancipation and The Destruction Of Slavery -- Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation (1863) -- Frederick Douglass, "Men Of Color, To Arms" (1863) -- Selections Of Documents On The Black Military Experience (1863-1865) -- The Destruction Of Slavery (From Slaves No More, 1992) / Ira Berlin ... [et al.].".
catalog tableOfContents "Masters And Mistresses In Colonial Virginia (From Good Wives, Nasty Wenches, And Anxious Patriarchs, 1996) / Kathy Brown -- Part IV. Slavery and The American Revolution -- Lord Dunmore's Proclamation Freeing Slaves In Virginia (1775) -- Virginia's Manumission Law (1782) -- Thomas Jefferson Expresses His Unease Over Slavery (1782) -- Slavery And The American Revolution (From American Slavery, 1993) / Peter Kolchin -- Part V. The Growth of The Cotton Kingdom -- Joseph Baldwin On Cotton Planters In Alabama And Mississippi (1836) -- James Henry Hammond On Agriculture In The Upper South (1841) -- Frederick Law Olmsted On The Profitability Of Cotton (1856) -- Debating The Profitability Of Antebellum Southern Agriculture (From Debating Slavery, 1998) / Mark Smith -- Part VI. The World of The Planters -- John Lyde Wilson, "The Code Of Honor" (1838) -- George Fitzhugh On The Benefits Of Slavery (1857) --".
catalog tableOfContents "Part I. Colonial Origins : Race and Slavery -- The First Blacks Arrive In Virginia (1619) -- Slavery Becomes A Legal Fact In Virginia (17th Century Statutes) -- South Carolina Restricts The Liberty Of Slaves (1740) -- Two Infant Slave Societies In The Chesapeake And The Lowcountry (From Slave Counterpoint, 1998) / Philip D. Morgan -- Part II. From African To African-American : Slave Adaptation To The New World -- Olaudah Equiano Describes His Capture (1760) -- Slave Cargo List, South Carolina (1730) -- List Of Fugitive Slave Skills, Virginia (18th Century) -- The Plantation Generation Of African Americans (From Many Thousands Gone, 1998) / Ira Berlin -- Part III. The Formation of The Master Class -- William Byrd II Describes The Patriarchal Ideal (1726) -- Reverend Jarratt Observes The Life-Style Of Virginia's Planters (1750) -- Thomas Jefferson Gives Instructions To His Overseer (1774-1790) --".
catalog tableOfContents "Tempie Herndon Remembers Her Wedding (1860) -- Daniel Drake Remembers A Corn-Shucking Ceremony (1870) -- Slave Marriage And Family Life In Antebellum Virginia (From Life In Black And White, 1996) / Brenda Stevenson -- Part X. Slave Resistance And Slave Rebellion -- Excerpts From Denmark Vesey's Trial Transcript (1822) -- Frederick Douglass Remembers Resisting His Overseer (1845) -- Frederick Law Olmsted On Slave Runaways In Virginia (1856) -- The Impact Of Runaway Slaves On The Slave System (From Runaway Slaves, 1999) / John Hope Franklin and Loren Schweninger -- Part XI. The Abolitionist Impulse -- William Lloyd Garrison, "I Will Be Heard" (1831) -- Massachussets Anti-Slavery Society Resolution (1843) -- Frederick Douglass Discusses The Fourth Of July (1852) -- Abolitionists And The Origins Of Racial Equality (From Of One Blood, 1998) / Paul Goodman -- Part XII. The Politics of Slavery --".
catalog title "Slavery and emancipation / edited by Rick Halpern and Enrico Dal Lago.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "Sources. fast".
catalog type "text".