The Slave as Person: Women, Children, Family, and Culture
In the great sweep of time that bracketed slavery in the Americas, new plantations were started while others failed, changed hands, or just disappeared with changing times and prospects. Moreover, slaves were found in every economic environment in the Americas, from a few in some places to majoritie...
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