New Perspectives on Race and Slavery in America: Essays in Honor of Kenneth M. Stampp |
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Essays in Honor of Kenneth M. Stampp Robert H. Abzug, Stephen E. Maizlish. And the War Came , mostly a book about political maneuvering and the growth of public opinion , gains depth and meaning from knowledge of the war to come . Stampp ...
Essays in Honor of Kenneth M. Stampp Robert H. Abzug, Stephen E. Maizlish. And the War Came , mostly a book about political maneuvering and the growth of public opinion , gains depth and meaning from knowledge of the war to come . Stampp ...
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... Stampp's chapters on slave life . And scholars of southern society have argued for that section's social and cultural uniqueness . Eugene D. Genovese has attacked Stampp's vision of the South directly , positing instead a picture of the ...
... Stampp's chapters on slave life . And scholars of southern society have argued for that section's social and cultural uniqueness . Eugene D. Genovese has attacked Stampp's vision of the South directly , positing instead a picture of the ...
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... Stampp , And the War Came : The North and the Secession Crisis , 1860-61 ( Chicago , 1964 ; originally published 1950 ) , 2 . 2. Kenneth M. Stampp , The Peculiar Institution : Slavery in the Ante - Bellum South ( New York , 1956 ) , vii ...
... Stampp , And the War Came : The North and the Secession Crisis , 1860-61 ( Chicago , 1964 ; originally published 1950 ) , 2 . 2. Kenneth M. Stampp , The Peculiar Institution : Slavery in the Ante - Bellum South ( New York , 1956 ) , vii ...
Contents
A Reexamination Robert McColley | 11 |
Denmark Veseys Peculiar Reality William W Freehling | 25 |
Race and Slavery in Antebellum Northern Politics | 49 |
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