Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell, 1877-1934 / 2008-05-27 00:00:00

EBOOK AMERICAN NEGRO SLAVERY ***


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ULRICH BONNELL PHILLIPS

AMERICAN
NEGRO SLAVERY
A Survey of the Supply,
Employment and Control
Of Negro Labor
As Determined by the Plantation Regime
TO
MY WIFE


CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I. THE EARLY EXPLOITATION OF GUINEA
II. THE MARITIME SLAVE TRADE
III. THE SUGAR ISLANDS
IV. THE TOBACCO COLONIES
V. THE RICE COAST
VI. THE NORTHERN COLONIES
VII. REVOLUTION AND REACTION
VIII. THE CLOSING OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
IX. THE INTRODUCTION OF COTTON AND SUGAR
X. THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT
XI. THE DOMESTIC SLAVE TRADE
XII. THE COTTON REGIME
XIII. TYPES OF LARGE PLANTATIONS
XIV. PLANTATION MANAGEMENT
XV. PLANTATION LABOR
XVI. PLANTATION LIFE
XVII. PLANTATION TENDENCIES
XVIII. ECONOMIC VIEWS OF SLAVERY: A SURVEY OF THE
LITERATURE
XIX. BUSINESS ASPECTS OF SLAVERY
XX. TOWN SLAVES
XXI. FREE NEGROES
XXII. SLAVE CRIME
XXIII. THE FORCE OF THE LAW
INDEX


AMERICAN NEGRO SLAVERY


CHAPTER I
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLOITATION OF GUINEA

The Portuguese began exploring the west coast of Africa shortly before
Christopher Columbus was born; and no sooner did they encounter negroes
than they began to seize and carry them in captivity to Lisbon.
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