Slavery in the American Mountain South

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List of maps Introduction 1. Slavery's grip on the Mountain South 2. Labor management on mountain plantations 3. Slaves in commerce and travel capitalism 4. Slaves in industry and manufacturing 5. Slavery and poor whites in the Mountain South 6. Repression and antisystemic resistance on mountain plantations 7. Cultural resistance and community building on mountain plantations Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.

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