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American negro slavery;

Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell (1877-1934)

I.

CHAPTER I THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLOITATION OF GUINEA

II.

CHAPTER II THE MARITIME SLAVE TRADE

III.

CHAPTER III THE SUGAR ISLANDS

IV.

CHAPTER IV THE TOBACCO COLONIES

V.

CHAPTER V THE RICE COAST

VI.

CHAPTER VI THE NORTHERN COLONIES

VII.

CHAPTER VII REVOLUTION AND REACTION

VIII.

CHAPTER VIII THE CLOSING OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE

IX.

CHAPTER IX THE INTRODUCTION OF COTTON AND SUGAR

X.

CHAPTER X THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT

XI.

CHAPTER XI THE DOMESTIC SLAVE TRADE

XII.

CHAPTER XII THE COTTON RÉGIME

XIII.

CHAPTER XIII TYPES OF LARGE PLANTATIONS

XIV.

CHAPTER XIV PLANTATION MANAGEMENT

XV.

CHAPTER XV PLANTATION LABOR

XVI.

CHAPTER XVI PLANTATION LIFE

XVII.

CHAPTER XVII PLANTATION TENDENCIES

XVIII.

CHAPTER XVIII ECONOMIC VIEWS OF SLAVERY: A SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE

XIX.

CHAPTER XIX BUSINESS ASPECTS OF SLAVERY

XX.

CHAPTER XX TOWN SLAVES

XXI.

CHAPTER XXI FREE NEGROES

XXII.

CHAPTER XXII SLAVE CRIME

XXIII.

CHAPTER XXIII THE FORCE OF THE LAW

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AMERICAN
NEGRO SLAVERY

A SURVEY OF THE SUPPLY, EMPLOYMENT
AND CONTROL OF NEGRO LABOR AS DETERMINED
BY THE PLANTATION RÉGIME

BY

ULRICH BONNELL PHILLIPS

, Ph.D. PROFESSOR OF AMERICAN HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

D. APPLETON AND COMPANY

NEW YORK LONDON

© 1918