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... slave plantation economy of the South . The hope that slavery would gradually disappear was itself abolished by the reinvigoration of that peculiar institution . The slave system was further strengthened by the flourishing slave trade ...
... slave plantation economy of the South . The hope that slavery would gradually disappear was itself abolished by the reinvigoration of that peculiar institution . The slave system was further strengthened by the flourishing slave trade ...
Page 180
... slave system , and they supported abolition on the grounds that slavery degraded all labor , white as well as black . However , it was not until the aggressive expansion of the slave system in the two decades preceding the Civil War ...
... slave system , and they supported abolition on the grounds that slavery degraded all labor , white as well as black . However , it was not until the aggressive expansion of the slave system in the two decades preceding the Civil War ...
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... slavery , and reached its apex as the slave system entered its final crisis in the nineteenth century . Beginning in the seven- teenth century , we note a steady shift in ideological perspec- tive from religion to race as the prime ...
... slavery , and reached its apex as the slave system entered its final crisis in the nineteenth century . Beginning in the seven- teenth century , we note a steady shift in ideological perspec- tive from religion to race as the prime ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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