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New Perspectives on the History of the South
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“A fresh and inventive method of presenting some lesser-known aspects of slavery to both scholars and students.”—Ronald Traylor, Southeastern Louisiana University “Pargas redefines the meaning of ‘slave agency’ to examine the varying ability of enslaved workers to shape and protect their... read more
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Characters/People edit
- William Howard Russell: Add a description of this character.
- Richard Marshall Scott
- J. Motte Alston
- Plowden Weston
- Joshua John Ward
- Ben Horry
- Valcour Aime
- Robert F. W. Allston
- George Jackson
- James Redpath
- T. B. Thorpe
- Elijah Fletcher
- Richard Follett
- John Burnside
- Robert Allston
- Samuel Fagot
- Mary
- Elizabeth Ross Hite
- James Sparkman
- Francis
- Frank Bell
- Fitzhugh
- Victor Tixier
- William Lowndes
- P. Welham
- Brenda Stevenson
- Crane
- Theresa Pulszky
- Leslie Schwalm
Setting & Locations edit
- Virginia
- Louisiana
- Fairfax County
- Georgetown District
- St. James Parish
- South Carolina
- Alexandria
- Washington
- Charleston
- Mississippi River
- Georgia
- United States
- Canada
- New Orleans
- Mount Vernon
- Ira Berlin
- Caribbean
- West Indies
- Winyah Bay
- Europe
- Constancia
- Waccamaw Neck
- Chicora Wood
- Santee
Series & Lists edit
This book is in New Perspectives on the History of the South. (publisher series)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Damian Alan Pargas (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 975.041
Subjects edit
- Books › History › Americas › United States
- Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences
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