Slavery and abolition, 1831-1841
By: by Albert Bushnell Hart.
Series: The American nation: a history
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1906
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
Subjects: Slavery -- United States
Notes: Microfilm. Washington, D.C., Library of Congress.
"Critical essay on authorities": p. [324]-343.
Table of contents: title: 1. American Social Characteristics (1830-1860); title: 2. The Intellectual Life (1830-1840); title: 3. The Era of Transportation (1830-1850); title: 4. Slavery as an Economic System (1607-1860); title: 5. The Slave-Holder and his Neighbors (1830-1860); title: 6. The Free Negro (1830-1860); title: 7. Plantation Life (1830-1860); title: 8. Control of the Slaves (1830-1860); title: 9. The Slave-Market (1830-1860); title: 10. The Defence of Slavery (1830-1860); title: 11. The Anti-Slavery Movement (1624-1840); title: 12. Garrisonian Abolition (1830-1845); title: 13. Non-Garrisonian Abolition (1830-1860); title: 14. The Abolition Propaganda (1831-1840); title: 15. The Abolitionist and the Slave (1830-1840); title: 16. The Abolitionist and the Slave-Holder (1830-1860); title: 17. Abolition and Government (1830-1840); title: 18. Anti-Slavery in Congress (1831-1840); title: 19. Interstate and International Relations of Slavery (1822-1842); title: 20. Panic of 1837 (1837-1841); title: 21. The Effects of Abolition (1830-1860); title: 22. Critical Essay on Authorities