Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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Gerald David Jaynes. Further Reading Franklin , John , and Alfred Moss . From Slavery ... freedom . While many earned it , the vast majority of blacks remained ... slaves as soldiers . Many believed that slaves would certainly join in large ...
Gerald David Jaynes. Further Reading Franklin , John , and Alfred Moss . From Slavery ... freedom . While many earned it , the vast majority of blacks remained ... slaves as soldiers . Many believed that slaves would certainly join in large ...
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... Slave Baskets ; Slave Pottery Further Reading Ferris , William . Afro - American Folk Art and Crafts . Boston : G. K. Hall , 1983 . Franklin , John Hope , and Alfred Moss . From Slavery to Freedom : A History of African Americans . New ...
... Slave Baskets ; Slave Pottery Further Reading Ferris , William . Afro - American Folk Art and Crafts . Boston : G. K. Hall , 1983 . Franklin , John Hope , and Alfred Moss . From Slavery to Freedom : A History of African Americans . New ...
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... slave labor , as the rise of liberty and equality in America depended on the rise of slavery . In fact , American democratic ideals - based on the European belief system that equated freedom with individual rights stemming from economic ...
... slave labor , as the rise of liberty and equality in America depended on the rise of slavery . In fact , American democratic ideals - based on the European belief system that equated freedom with individual rights stemming from economic ...
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Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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