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Black
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Lynching
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Lynching
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The
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Abolition
Abolitionists
Opposing Slavery and Tobacco
African Captives
Yoked in Pairs
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Slavery in America
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American Colonization Society
American
Slave Narratives: an Online Anthology
American Slavery: A Composite
Autobiography
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Amistad Case
An Act concerning
Free Negroes and Mulattos, Servants, and Slaves
Antebellum
Slavery: Health/Mortality
Antislavery
Uprisings in Virginia: A New Web Site
Antislavery
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The Atlantic
Slave Trade: Demographic Simulation
The Avalon
Project: Documents on Slavery
Background Information
on The Mason-Dixon Line
Betrayal
at Ebenezer Creek
Black
Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865
Black
Slaveholders in the Antebellum South
Brewster's Rambles
about Slaves in Portsmouth
Cabildo Online
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Cherokee Slave
Revolt of 1842
Chronology
of Emancipation during the Civil War
Civil Rights
Timeline, 1850-1899
Civil War
Angered Frederick Douglass
Class
on "Happy" Slaves Under Fire
Common-Place: A Common Place,
An Uncommon Voice
A
Condensed Anti-Slavery Bible Argument
A Confederate
Plan for Arming Slaves
Congressional
Joint Resolution on Compensated Emancipation
Contraband
Camps
Contraband
Camp Refugees Treated with Contempt
The
Destruction of Slavery
Directory of Underground
Railroad Operators
Discovering
the Past/Considering the Future: Lessons from the Eastern Shore
Dixie's
Censured Subject: Black Slave Owners
Documenting the
American South
Frederick Douglass Comes
to Life
Frederick Douglass:
"What to a Slave is the Fourth of July?"
The Dred
Scott Case
The Dred Scott
Decision
Benjamin
Drew: Testimony of Canadian Fugitives
Dunkerhook,
NJ, and Slavery
Emancipation:
A Case Study
The
Emancipated Slaveholders
Excerpts from Slave
Narratives
Founding of
the Pennsylvania Abolition Society
Free
Blacks Before the Revolutionary War
Free
Blacks in Texas
"The
Freedmen's Bureau" by W. E. Burghardt Du Bois
Free
at Last: A Documentary History of Slavery, Freedom, and the Civil War
Freedmen
and Southern Society Project
Fremont's
Proclamation
From Slave
Labor to Sharecropping
Fugitive
Slave Act
Gabriel's Rebellion
William
Lloyd Garrison on the Death of John Brown
German Americans
and the Slavery Issue
Group
Hopes to Mark Escaped Slave
Hideouts
with Distinctive Rock Piles
Lest We Forget: The Untold
History of America
The Life
and Times of William Benjamin Gould
House
where Uncle Tom's Cabin was written sells at auction
Howard University
(click on Howard Past)
Humanity, Utility,
and Logic in Southern Legal Thought
Indentured Servants
and Transported Convicts
"The Irrepressible
Conflict," 25 October 1858 by William Seward
Thomas
Jefferson on Slavery
John
Brown's Raid
The
Life and Trials of Indentured Servants
Long Island
Family's Story
Elijah
Parish Lovejoy, Abolitionist
The Kansas-Nebraska
Act
Mason
and Dixon's Line
The Mason-Dixon
Line
The
Minutes and Proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the American Moral
Reform Society
The Missouri
Compromise of 1820
The Missouri
Crisis (1819-1821)
Missouri
State Manual Report
Morehouse College
The Morning
Star, Dover's Anti-Slavery
Newspaper Never
Gave Up the Fight
Museum of African American
History
My
Land and My Mule
Noah's Curse and the Southern
Defense of Slavery
Parks Asked
to Emphasize Role of Slavery
Pennsylvania's
Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery
Pension Requests
from an Ex-slave
Petition
for Abolition in Connecticut
A
Pious Slave
Pre-Civil
War Slavery was Illegal and Unconstitutional
Quindaro, Kansas and the Underground
Railroad
Race and Place:
African American Histories
The
Randolph Slaves
"Reparations
for Africa?"
Resources
on Slavery at B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library
Restriction
of Legal Rights for Slaves in Virginia and Maryland
Rhode
Island Slave Trade
Rhode Island
and the Slave Trade Triangle
Sankofa (Cybercast
Film)
Servants
and Masters in Plymouth Colony
Slave Religion
Slave Revolt on Board
the American Brig Creole
The Slave
Trade
The Slave
Trade in Portsmouth, NH
Slave Voices from
the Special Collections Library Duke University
Slave with Iron
Muzzle
Slavery
and the Civil War
Slavery
and the Civil War, as Viewed by the Churches of God
Slavery
and Indentured Servitude Resources
Slavery
and free black community in early New Jersey
Slavery and
Freedom
Slavery and Religion in America:
A Timeline
Slavery
and Resistance
Slavery, Expansion,
Politics: Causes of the Civil War
Slavery
in Connecticut
Slavery
in Massachusetts, by Henry David Thoreau
Slavery
in Middle Atlantic and New England
Slavery
in Missouri
Slavery in
the Oregon Country
Slavery in
Pennsylvania
Slavery in
South Carolina
Slavery
on the Southwestern Borderlands
Slaves
of a Different Color
Silas
Soule: MA Abolitionist
Statistics
of the Colored People in Philadelphia, 1818-1907
"A
Statue to an Ex-slave on the A&M Campus?" by Dale Baum
Statutes
of the United States Concerning Slavery
Stolen
Childhood: Slave Youth in 19th Century America
Studies in the World History
of Slavery, Abolition and Emancipation
Taking the Train
to Freedom
Testimony
of Canadian Fugitives
Thirteenth
Ammendment
Thirteenth
Ammendment Information
Thomas
Jefferson on Slavery
Harriet Tubman:
Moses of the Civil War
Nat Turner
Nat Turner's
Rebellion
The Underground
Railroad
The Underground Railroad in
New York State
The
Underground Railroad in Rochester, NY
Underground
Railroad Station
Understanding
Slavery: The Lives of Eighteenth Century African-Americans
United States Colored
Troops -- The Civil War
U.S. Government Used
Slaves to Help Build the Capitol During Civil War
Virginia
Statutes Regarding Indentured Servitude
War and Recovery
West
African Slave Trade Map
What
Happened to Slaves When Their Owners Died?
Whittier's
Anti-Slavery Ode to New Hampshire
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