How did American slavery begin? : readings /
Gangs of black slaves toiling on large plantations in the Old South is the image that tends to dominate ideas of African American history in early America. Black and white servants working side-by-side in tobacco fields or blacks attaining their freedom long before the Civil War are not familiar por...
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