African American Slavery and Disability: Bodies, Property and Power in the Antebellum South, 1800-1860

Dea H. Boster

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1. Introduction: Here Are the Marks Yet Part 1: Bodies 2. The Dual Stigma of Race and Disability in Antebellum America 3. Sources of Unsoundness in African American Slaves Part 2: Property 4. Labor and Expectation in the Lives of Slaves with Disabilities 5. Disability, Value, and the Language of Slave Sales Part 3: Power 6. Disability, Mastery and Power Dynamics in the Antebellum South 7. Epilogue and Conclusion: Seeing Moses

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