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Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South
by Kenneth M. Stampp
Synopses & Reviews Table of Contents 1. The Setting
2. From Day Clean to First Dark
3. A Troublesome Property
4. To Make Them Stand in Fear
5. Chattels Personal
6. Slavemongering
7. Maintenance, Morbidity, Mortality
8. Between Two Cultures
9. Profit and Loss
10. He Who Has Endured
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ISBN: 9780679723073 Author: Stampp, Kenneth M. Publisher: Vintage Books USA Location: New York : Subject: African American Studies - History Subject: Anthropology - Cultural Subject: Slavery Subject: United States - Antebellum Era Subject: Economic aspects Subject: Slavery -- Economic aspects -- Southern States. Subject: Ethnic Studies - African American Studies - Histor Subject: General History Subject: US History-1800 to Civil War Subject: African American Studies-General Copyright: 1956 Edition Number: Vintage Books ed. Edition Description: Trade paper Series: Vintage Series Volume: 6-7 Publication Date: December 1989 Binding: TRADE PAPER Grade Level: General/trade Language: English Illustrations: Yes Pages: 435 Dimensions: 8.02x5.20x.86 in. .82 lbs.
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