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Chronology
on the History of Slavery
Harper's Weekly Black
History
The Terrible
Transformation
AFRICA
The
Story of Africa (BBC)
The
Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Slave Route Project: Landmarks and Relics of Slavery
Slavery
and the African Slave Trade in Pre-Colonial Africa
The
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade And Ghana
FREE BLACKS
Free Blacks in Antebellum America
BOOKS
Goodell, William. Slavery
and Anti-Slavery: A History of the Great Struggle in Both Hemispheres
(1852)
Olmsted, Frederick Law. A
Journey in the Seaboard Slave States, with Remarks on their Economy
(1856)
Trexler, Harrison Anthony. Slavery
in Missouri, 1804-1865 (1914)
BALL, CHARLES
Fifty Years
In Chains; or, The Life of an American Slave (1837)
BROWN, JOHN
Slave Life in Georgia:
A Narrative of the Life, Sufferings and Escape of John Brown, a Fugitive
Slave, Now in England (1855)
BROWN, WILLIAM WELLES
Narrative
of William W. Brown, a Fugitive Slave (1847)
BRUCE, BLANCHE KELSO (1841-1898)
Wikipedia
Biographical
Directory of the U.S. Congress
Black
Americans in Congress (Senator 1875-1881)
Blanche Bruce 1880
Washington, D.C. census
Woodlawn
Cemetery, Washington, D.C.
BRUCE, HENRY CLAY (1836-1902)
The New Man (1895)
BlackPast.Org
Henry Clay Bruce
1870 Leavenworth, Kansas, census
Henry Clay Bruce
1880 Atchison, Kansas, census
Henry Clay Bruce
1900 Washington, D.C., census
CELIA
Slave
schedules 1830
Slave
schedules 1840
Slave
census 1850
Free
Inhabitants Census 1850
The
Trial of Celia 1855
Celia, A Slave
(Answers.com)
1855:
The slave Celia, who had no right to resist
"Mad"
Enough to Kill: Enslaved Women, Murder, and Southern Courts (The
Journal of African American History, 2007)
CHILD, LYDIA MARIA (February 11, 1802 – October 20,
1880)
Lydia
Maria Child obituary
CINQUE AND THE AMISTAD REVOLT
Amistad
revolt
DOUGLASS, FREDERICK
Frederick
Douglass 1850 census
Frederick
Douglass 1860 census
Frederick
Douglass 1870 census
Frederick
Douglass 1880 census
EQUIANO, OLAUDAH (1745-1797)
The
Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa,
the African (London, 1789)
Douglas Anderson, "Division
below the Surface: Olaudah Equiano's 'Interesting Narrative,'" (Studies
in Romanticism, Fall 2004)
Was
Equiano an African or an African American? (The Journal of Blacks
in Higher Education, Autumn 2005)
Olaudah
Equiano (BBC History)
GIBBONS, WILLIAM AND ISABELLA
Nesbit, Scott. The Education
of William Gibbons
Schulman, Gayle M. Slaves
at the University of Virginia
Gibbons family 1870 Virginia
census
HARRIS, GRANDISON (1816-1911)
"THE RESURRECTION MAN"
Grandison
Harris
HENSON, JOSIAH (1789-1883)
The
Life of Josiah Henson, Formerly a Slave, Now an Inhabitant of Canada, As
Narrated By Himself (Boston: 1849)
Advertisement:
The Life of Josiah Henson (Boston Daily Atlas, June 18, 1849)
Josiah
Henson -- Caution (The Liberator, April 11, 1851, 60)
Emigration
of Colored People to Jamaica (The Liberator, Oct. 24, 1851)
Exposed
at Last (The Liberator, May 22, 1857, 84)
A
Grateful Acknowledgement (Boston Daily Advertiser, March 24,
1875)
The
Original "Uncle Tom" (Chicago Daily Inter Ocean, June 16, 1876)
The
Original Uncle Tom: Mr. Henson Describes His Interview With Queen Victoria
(St. Louis Globe Democrat, March 27, 1877, 2)
"Uncle
Tom" no one in particular (St. Louis Globe Democrat, June 3,
1877, 9)
A
Chat With the Hero of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (St. Louis Globe Democrat,
July 8, 1878, 2)
The
"Original" Uncle Tom (Los Angeles Daily Times, Aug. 27, 1882)
Mrs.
Stowe's Uncle Tom (The Milwaukee Sentinel, May 7, 1883)
The
Original "Uncle Tom": Death of Rev. Josiah Henson at Dresden, Ont.
(San Francisco Daily Evening Bulletin, May 26, 1883)
The
Many Original Uncle Toms (Chicago Daily Inter Ocean,
Dec. 4, 1895, 3)
Was
he the Original Uncle Tom? (Chicago Daily Inter Ocean, July
25, 1896)
HOUSTON, ULYSSES L.
Ulysses L. Houston
1870 Georgia census
JACOBS, HARRIET ANN (1813-1897)
Dr.
James Norcom (1778-1850)
Samuel
Tredwell Sawyer (1800-1865)
$100
Reward advertisement
Incidents
in the Life of a Slave Girl (1861)
1870
Federal Census, Cambridge, Mass.
1880
Federal Census, Washington, D.C.
Jean Fagan Yellin, Written
by Herself: Harriet Jacobs' Slave Narrative, American Literature,
Nov., 1981
The Harriet
Jacobs Papers
KECKLEY, ELIZABETH (February 1818 – May 1907)
Behind
the Scenes or Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House
(1868)
A
Literary Thunderbolt! Boston Daily Advertiser, April 15, 1868
Gossip,
Newark
Advocate (Newark, OH), May 1, 1868
Life
in the White House when Mr. Lincoln was President, Vermont Chronicle,
May 9, 1868
Extraordinary
Novelty! Boston Daily Advertiser, June 27, 1868
KING, BOSTON
Memoirs of the Life
of Boston King, A Black Preacher (1798)
NORTHUP, SOLOMON
Twelve Years a Slave
(1855)
The Kidnapping Case (NY
Times, Jan. 19, 1853)
Narrative of the Seizure and
Recovery of Solomon Northrup (NY Times, Jan. 20, 1853)
Twelve Years a Slave advertisement
(NY Times, April 13, 1853)
Trial of the Suspected Kidnappers
of Solomon Northrop (NY Times, July 12, 1854)
Trial of the Northrup Kidnappers
(NY Times, July 13, 1854)
New Publications (NY
Times, July 19, 1854)
Solomon Northup 1840
census
Ann Northup 1860 census
PENNINGTON, JAMES WILLIAM CHARLES (1810-1870)
The
Fugitive Blacksmith (1849)
Degree
of Doctor of Divinity from Surrey (N.Y. Herald, Aug. 17, 1843)
Rev. James
W. C. Pennington ejected from rail car, Trenton State Gazette,
May 28, 1855
James W. C. Pennington
1870 census
James
W. C. Pennington obituary, Morning Republican (Little Rock),
Nov. 9, 1870, p. 4
REDPATH, JAMES
James
Redpath Obituary, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 11, 1891, 12
James
Redpath Dead, Patriot (Harrisburg, PA), Feb. 11, 1891,
1
James Redpath
Dead, New York Herald, Feb. 11, 1891, 10
He Caused Mr.
Redpath's Death, New York Herald, Feb. 12, 1891, 4
James Redpath's
Funeral, New York Herald, Feb. 13, 1891, 8
James
Redpath's Funeral, Daily Inter-Ocean (Chicago), Feb. 13, 1891,
6
The Late
James Redpath, The State (Columbia, SC), Feb. 18, 1891, 6
Death
of James Redpath, Irish-American Weekly (New York), Feb. 21,
1891, 1
Redpath's Death
an Accident, New York Herald, April 28, 1891, 5
ROPER, MOSES
A
Narrative of the Adventures and Escape of Moses Roper from American Slavery
(1838, 2d. Ed.)
SARAH
A
Slave Girl Purchased in Rev. H. W. Beecher's Church, Boston Evening
Transcript, June 3, 1856, 1
An
Exciting Scene at Plymouth Church, Centinel Of Freedom (Newark),
June 3, 1856, 3
Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Alexandria Gazette, June 5, 1856, 2
A
Singular Incident in Mr. H. W. Beecher's Church, Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper (NY), June 14, 1856, 7
Sunday
in Beecher's Church, Alexandria Gazette, June 23, 1856, 2
A
Speck of a Row, Chicago Times, June 26, 1856, 1
A
Scene in Church, Liberator (Boston) July 18, 1856, 113
Beecher
and the Slave Girl, Richmond Whig, July 29, 1856, 2
An
Abolition Trick, Rock River Democrat (Rockford, IL), July 29,
1856, 2
Beecher
Sold! Columbus Tri Weekly Enquirer, July 31, 1856, 2
Beecher
and the Slaver Girl, NY Herald Tribune, Aug. 2, 1856, 4
Sold,
New
Orleans Daily Creole, Aug. 4, 1856, 2
Augusta
community indignation at Rev. Beecher, Alexandria Gazette, Aug.
5, 1856, 3
The
Slave Sarah, Milwaukee Sentinel, Aug. 9, 1856, 2
A
Pro-Slavery Slander Refuted-- A Letter from Mr. Scheffer, Cleveland
Leader, Aug. 11, 1856, 2
The
Slave Girl, Springfield Republican (Springfield, MA), Sept.
2, 1856, 2
Nancy Johnson
Census, 1850
Nancy Johnson
Census, 1860
SMALLS, ROBERT (1839-1915)
Robert
Smalls
STROYER, JACOB (1846 - February 7, 1908)
My Life in the South
(1885)
TRUTH, SOJOURNER
Painter, Nell Irving. Representing
Truth: Sojourner Truth's Knowing and Becoming Known (The Journal
of American History, Sept. 1994)
DAVID WALKER (1785-1830)
Walker's
Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World
PHILLIS WHEATLEY
A
Short Account of Phillis Wheatley (The Liberator, Feb.
18, 1832)
On
Being Brought From Africa to America (The Liberator, March 17,
1832)
On
Virtue (The Liberator, Feb. 18, 1832)
Goliath
of Gath (The Liberator, Feb. 28, 1832)
On
the Death of the Rev. Mr George Whitefield (The Liberator,
April 7, 1832)
To
a Clergyman, on the Death of his Lady (The Liberator, May 12,
1832)
Phillis
Wheatley, the Negro-Slave Poet (Boston Daily Advertiser, Dec.
21, 1863)
Phillis
Wheatley's Poems (Rocky Mountain News, Jan. 9, 1887)
The
Poetess Found on a Slave Ship (Chicago Daily Inter Ocean,
March 12, 1893)
BLIND TOM WIGGINS (May 25, 1849–June 14, 1908)
Blind Tom Website
Blind
Tom, or a Rebel General Turned Showman (N.Y. Times, July 31,
1865)
Blind
Tom’s Tombstone (The New Yorker, July 15, 2002)
19TH CENTURY NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
U.S.
newspapers 1848-1860
South
Carolina newspapers 1861-1862
South
Carolina newspapers 1863
South
Carolina newspapers 1864
South
Carolina and U.S. newspapers 1865-1895
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
19th
Century Corporal Punishment
SEMINOLE NEGROES
Late
from the Army, New-York Spectator, March 22, 1838
General
Jesup’s Campaigns, New-York Spectator, (New York, NY) August
2, 1838
General
Jesup’s Report, The Floridian (Tallahassee, FL), August 25,
1838
Extracts
from Jay’s "View of the Action of the Federal Government in Behalf of Slavery"
Origin of the Florida War, The Emancipator, (New York, NY) December
12, 1839; pg. 132
Governmental
Slavery, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows Falls, VT), February 1,
1843; pg. 18
Col.
Hitch Recommends the Seminole Indian Negroes Be Returned to Florida,
The
Galveston Daily News (Houston, TX), September 1, 1875
The
Seminole Negroes, Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock, AR), September
7, 1875
Mustered
out of the Service, St. Louis Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO),
October 10, 1884; pg. 4
Territorial
News, Cherokee Advocate (Tahlequah, OK), February 20, 1897
SLAVERY ADVOCATES
Senator
John C. Calhoun Sees Slavery as a Positive Good (1837)
Essay
on the Treatment and Management of Slaves (1852)
Slavery
the Strongest Bond of Union, Newark Daily Advertiser, Nov. 12,
1856, 2
SLAVES WHO BECAME SLAVE OWNERS
Anna
Kingsley Plantation, Florida
William
"April" Ellison: A Black Entrepreneur and Slave Owner in Sumter, S.C. (1790-1861)
FREE BLACK SLAVE OWNERS
Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the
United States in 1830 (The Journal of Negro History, Jan. 1924)
THE SLAVE TRADE
Slave
Catchers in Africa
Slave
Ships
Slaves
Processing Sugar
Slave
Punishment
SUGAR PLANTATIONS
Sugar mills of the 19th century
VIDEOS
The
Slave Kingdoms: The Ashanti (Video 1)
The
Slave Kingdoms (Video 2)
The
Slave Kingdoms (Video 3)
The
Slave Kingdoms: The Road to Timbuktu (Video 4)
The
Slave Kingdoms (Video 5)
The
Slave Kingdoms (Video 6)
LATIN AMERICA
The
African Heritage in Latin America
UNITED STATES
Colonial
Slavery
Southern
Slavery
Slave
Advertisements
African
American Religion
Southern
Reconstruction
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE CASE
GUINN
v. U.S., 238 U.S. 347 (1915)
MILITARY
A
Chronology of African American Military Service
May, Robert E. Invisible
Men: Blacks and the U.S. Army in the Mexican War (The Historian)
CLOTHING
10,
500 Pair Negro Shoes (Columbia Telescope and South Carolina State
Journal, Oct. 26, 1827)
FORT MOSE
Fort
Mose: Earliest Free African-American Town in the United States
LOTTERY
$30,000 Prize
Drawn by a Slave, Cleveland Leader, April 10, 1857, 2
Monthly Report
of the Captain of Police, Charleston Mercury, Aug. 19, 1858,
1
MEDICAL TREATMENT
Medicine
and Slavery: An Essay Review (Georgia Historical Quarterly,
Fall 1979)
MORALITY
James Henry Hammond to Harry
Hammond, Feb. 19, 1856
Charles
Colcock Jones to William States Lee, Aug. 26, 1861, denouncing his fathering
a mulatto child with a slave servant
Helo, Ari and Peter Onuf. Jefferson,
Morality, and the Problem of Slavery (The William and Mary Quarterly,
July 2003)
RELIGION
Bassett, J. S. The
Religious Conditions of Slavery in North Carolina (The Raleigh News
and Observer, Dec. 17, 1899)
Brown, Sterling. Negro Folk Expression: Spirituals, Seculars, Ballads
and Work Songs (
Johnson, Whittington B. Andrew
C. Marshall: A Black Religious Leader of Antebellum Savannah (The
Georgia Historical Quarterly, Summer 1985)
REVOLTS
Granade, Ray. Slave
Unrest in Florida (Florida Historical Quarterly, July-1976)
Thompson, Thomas Marshall. National
Newspaper and Legislative Reactions to Louisiana's Deslondes Slave Revolt
of 1811 (Louisiana History, Winter 1992)
GABRIEL'S REBELLION
Mutersbaugh, Bert M. The
Background of Gabriel's Insurrection (The Journal of Negro History,
Spring, 1983)
Egerton, Douglas R. Gabriel's
Conspiracy and the Election of 1800 (The Journal of Southern History,
May 1990)
Review of
Gabriel's
Rebellion: The Virginia Slave Conspiracies of 1800 and 1802 by Douglas
R. Egerton (Reviews in American History, Sept., 1994)
STONO REBELLION
James Oglethorpe: The
Stono Rebellion (1739)
Darold D. Wax, "The
Great Risque We Run": The Aftermath of Slave Rebellion at Stono, South
Carolina, 1739-1745 (The Journal of Negro History, Summer 1982)
Mark M. Smith, Remembering
Mary, Shaping Revolt: Reconsidering the Stono Rebellion (Journal
of Southern History, Summer 2001)
NAT TURNER REBELLION
The
Confessions of Nat Turner (1831)
$500
Reward for Nat Turner. The Globe (Washington-DC), Sept. 23,
1831
General
Nat, Daily National Intelligencer, Nov. 7, 1831
Nat
Turner captured,
New York Spectator, Nov. 11, 1831
The
Confession of Nat Turner, Providence Patriot, Columbian Phenix
(R.I.), Nov. 30, 1831
The
Green Sun of 1831, Raleigh Daily Register, Aug. 13, 1853
SLAVE STEALERS
Zebulon
Rhoads Suspected of Negro Stealing, Maryland Gazette (Annapolis),
Feb. 25, 1762, 3
Two
hundred dollar reward for arreting Negro stealer, Carolina Gazette
(Charleston, SC), March 16, 1810, 4
Execution,
for Horse and Negro Stealing, Farmer's Repository (Charles Town,
WV), April 2, 1813, 4
Negro Stealing,
Boston
Recorder, April 2, 1829, 56
Law
vs. Lynch Law,
Liberator, Oct. 27, 1837
Jonathan
Walker Sentenced and Branded!! (The Liberator, Dec. 6, 1844)
Negro
Stealing,
Emancipator and Weekly Chronicle, Dec. 18, 1844
Capt.
Jonathan Walker of Harwich, Mass. Cleveland Herald, July 16,
1845
The
Branded Hand,
Cleveland Herald, Aug. 13, 1845
Isaac Vanbibber
(12) and A. P. Mainwaring (14) in Louisiana penitentiary for negro stealing,
Sept. 1850
Suspected
Kidnapper, Belmont Chronicle (St. Clairsville, Ohio), May 14, 1857,
2
End
of a Slave Stealer,
New York Herald, July 1, 1857
Sentence
of a Slave Stealer,
New York Herald, June 21, 1858
Female Negro
Stealing,
Alexandria Gazette, Feb. 16, 1860, 2
Negro
Stealing, Daily Constitutionalist (Augusta, GA), June 27, 1861,
1
Execution of
Dr. Kinman for Stealing a Negro, Augusta Chronicle, March 4,
1909, 3
ALANSON WORK
The Imprisoned
Students, Liberator (Boston), Nov. 5, 1841, 178
Petition
from the South Cong'l. Church, Middletown, for the Pardon of Alanson Work,
a Convicted Slave-Stealer, in the Missouri Penitentiary (New England
Weekly Review (Hartford), April 2, 1842
Work
Pardoned, Emancipator and Republican (Boston), Feb. 19,
1845, 171
Alanson
Work, Emancipator and Republican (Boston), June 25, 1845, 35
James
E. Burr released, Emancipator and Republican (Boston), May 13,
1846, 11
To the Anti-Slavery
Public, Liberator (Boston), April 30, 1847, 72
Alanson Work Hartford,
Connecticut 1850 Federal Census
Arrest of Alanson Work,
George Thompson and James E. Burr for slave stealing
RUNAWAY SLAVES
Nichols, Jr., Charles A. The
Case of William Grimes, the Runaway Slave (The William and Mary
Quarterly, Oct. 1951)
Levy,
charged with assault with intent to kill, The Mississippian,
May 9, 1834
An
Incident, Emancipator and Free American, Sept. 7, 1843
Underground
Operations, Alexandria Gazette, Aug. 5, 1856, 3
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
Conklin, Julia S. The
Underground Railroad in Indiana (The Indiana Quarterly Magazine
of History, June 1910)
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
Driving
Out Irishmen from South Carolina, Western Reserve Chronicle
(Warren, OH), Oct. 15, 1856, 2
SALLY HEMINGS DESCENDANTS
John
Wayles Hemings (1835-1892) in 1850 Ohio census
John
Jefferson (1835-1892) in 1860 Wisconsin census
DNA
Tests Offer Evidence That Jefferson Fathered a Child With His Slave
DNA
tests suggest Jefferson fathered child with slave
SLAVE NARRATIVES
Slave Narratives
from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938
Charlie
Hudson, age 80
Polsky, Milton. The
American Slave Narrative: Dramatic Resource Material for the Classroom
(Journal of Negro Education, Spring 1976)
PLANTATION OWNERS
Robert
Francis Withers Allston, Prince George Winyaw, Georgeton, S.C., 1850 Federal
census
Bennet Hilliard Barrow (1811-1854)
Hamilton-Barrow
Family Papers
Bennet
H. Barrow diary excerpts 1836-1845
Bennet
H. Barrow Highland Plantation Rules
Bennet
H. Barrow: Ante-Bellum Planter of the Felicianas, The Journal of
Southern History, Nov. 1939
Review
of Plantation life in the Florida Parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846, as
Reflected in the Diary of Bennet H. Barrow, The Journal of
Southern History, Nov. 1943
Review
of Plantation life in the Florida Parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846, as
Reflected in the Diary of Bennet H. Barrow, The Journal of Economic
History, Nov., 1944
Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Thomas
Jefferson and Monticello plantation
Isaac Granger Jefferson, in 1847.
He worked in the Monticello nailery
and also became a blacksmith.
James Henry Hammond (1807-1864)
Jon L. Wakelyn. The
Changing Loyalties of James Henry Hammond: A Reconsideration. The
South Carolina Historical Magazine, Jan., 1974
Drew Gilpin Faust. A
Slaveowner in a Free Society: James Henry Hammond on the Grand Tour, 1836-1837.
The
South Carolina Historical Magazine, July 1980
PLANTATION DRIVERS
Clifton, James M. The
Rice Driver: His Role in Slave Management (The South Carolina Historical
Magazine, Oct. 1981)
Hoffman, Charles and Tess. The
Limits of Paternalism: Driver-Master Relations on a Bryan County Plantation
(The Georgia Historical Quarterly, Fall 1983)
Van Deburg, William L. The
Slave Drivers of Arkansas: A New View From the Narratives (The Arkansas
Historical Quarterly, Autumn 1976)
PLANTATION HOUSE SERVANTS
C. W. Harper, Black
Aristocrats: Domestic Servants on the Antebellum Plantation (Phylon,
2nd. Quarter, 1985)
PLANTATION OVERSEERS
William
Mathis, age 28, illiterate, Sumter, S.C., 1850
Wiethoff, William E. Enslaved
Africans' Rivalry with White Overseers in Plantation Culture" An Unconventional
Interpretation (The Journal of Black Studies, Jan. 2006)
Scarborough, William Kauffman. The
Southern Plantation Overseer: A Re-Evaluation (Agricultural History,
Jan. 1964)
MODERN SLAVERY
Brazilian
government team frees hundreds of slaves
The
Journey of a 15-Year-Old From Mali Who Sold Himself Into Bondage
Slavery
is widespread, reports international crime conference
GENERAL
'African-American'
Becomes a Term for Debate
Brazil's
Former Slave Havens Slowly Pressing for Rights
From
Washington Abolition Of Slavery
The
Heights of American Slaves: New Evidence on Slave Nutrition and Health
Slave
descendants to sue Lloyd's
More
Africans Enter U.S. Than in Days of Slavery
Preserving
a heritage
A
Big White Lie
Michelle
Obama's family tree has roots in a Carolina slave plantation
Former
King aide says Powers lied about affair
ACADEMIC ARTICLES
Bellamy, Donnie D. and Diane E. Walker. Slaveholding
in Antebellum Augusta and Richmond County, Georgia. Phylon (1960-),
Vol. 48, No. 2 (2nd Qtr., 1987), pp. 165-177
Berry, Diana Ramey. "In
Pressing Need of Cash": Gender, Skill, and Family Persistence in the Domestic
Slave Trade. The Journal of African American History, Vol. 92,
No. 1, Women, Slavery, andHistorical Research (Winter, 2007), pp. 22-36
Berry, Mary F. and John W. Blassingame. Africa,
Slavery, & the Roots of Contemporary Black Culture. The Massachusetts
Review, Vol. 18, No. 3 (Autumn, 1977), pp. 501-516
Brink, Dean C. What
Did Freedom Mean? The Aftermath of Slavery as Seen by Former Slaves and
Former Masters in Three Societies. OAH Magazine of History,
Vol. 4, No. 1, The Reconstruction Era (Winter, 1989), pp.35-46
Brown, Sterling. Negro
Folk Expression: Spirituals, Seculars, Ballads and Work Songs. Phylon,
Vol. 14, No. 1 (1st Qtr., 1953), pp. 45-61
Burroughs, Wilbur Greeley. Oberlin's
Part in the Slavery Conflict. Ohio Archaeological and History Quarterly,
January 1911.
Drimmer, Melvin. Thoughts
on the Study of Slavery in the Americas and the Writing of Black History.Phylon
(1960-), Vol. 36, No. 2 (2nd Qtr., 1975), pp. 125-139
Eskew, Glenn T. Black Elitism and the Failure of Paternalism
in Postbellum Georgia: The Case of Bishop Lucius Henry Holsey (The Journal
of Southern History, Nov. 1992)
Holland, C. G. The
Slave Population on the Plantation of John C. Cohoon, Jr. Nansemond County,
Virginia, 1811-1863. Selected Demographic Characteristic. The Virginia
Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 80, No. 3, Part One (Jul.,
1972), pp. 333-340
Jackson, L. P. Virginia
Negro Soldiers and Seamen in the American Revolution (The Journal
of Negro History, July 1942)
Labinjoh, Justin. The
Sexual Life of the Oppressed: An Examination of the Family Life of Ante-Bellum
Slaves.Phylon (1960-), Vol. 35, No. 4 (4th Qtr., 1974), pp.
375-397
M. A. C. Some
Episodes of the American Civil War. The Irish Monthly, Vol.
20, No. 229 (Jul., 1892), pp. 361-378
May, Robert E. Invisible
Men: Blacks and the U.S. Army in the Mexican War (The Historian)
Transplanting
Free Negroes to Ohio from 1815 to 1858 (The Journal of Negro History,
June 1916)
The Story
of Emmett Till
Wilson, Calvin Dill. Black
Masters: A Side-Light on Slavery. The North American Review,
Vol. 181, No. 588 (Nov., 1905), pp. 685-698
Young, Jason. Through
the Prism of Slave Art: History, Literature, Memory, and the Work of P.
Sterling.The Journal of African American History, Vol. 91, No.
4, P. Sterling Stuckey: In Praise of an Intellectual Legacy (Autumn, 2006),
pp. 389-400
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