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Views on Slavery

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Views on Slavery

In the Words of Enslaved Africans, Merchants, Owners, and Abolitionists

Suzanne Cloud-TapperSeries: Slavery and Slave Resistance

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128

Year

2016

Language

English

Enslow Publishing, LLC

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It is difficult for the modern student to truly understand how America could have supported slavery. This volume, containing primary source first-person accounts, allows readers to learn directly from the people of the time. Through their words-some hateful, others inspiring-students will develop a fuller understanding of this chapter in American history.

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