Beloved & Toni Morrison 
.... One
slave owner even digs a whole for her pregnant belly so as not to harm his property in her womb while whipping her raw. However ....
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All But My Life & Beloved
.... The
slave owner built a hole to put her stomach in, but not because he was concerned about the mother's well-being, but because he wanted no harm from the ....
(1766
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Middle Passage Johnson
.... if one looks at the facts of slavery and the
slave institution in America, one can see that Calhoun is able to give us a fair assessment of his
slave owner. ....
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Paul's letter to Philemon
.... of God. In this context, Paul asked something profound and nearly impossible of a
slave owner: to forgive a
slave. The next time ....
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Relations Among People in a Slave Culture
.... Second, slaves establish relationships with one another that are also dependent upon the willingness of the
slave owner to tolerate such relationships. ....
(859
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The Bell Witch. The Slave Trade
.... The one thing on all their minds was freedom. Some were able to gain their freedom by working for an agreed period of time for a
slave owner. ....
(1079
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Two Slave Narratives
.... 5). Unlike Douglass' stratagems for educational autonomy, Jacobs uses a number of stratagems to overcome the
slave-
owner's control over the body of slaves. ....
(1083
4
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
.... The
slave owner or overseeing would kick away the stool and the
slave would hang from the hook by the ropes. The slaves were beaten with a leather whip. ....
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The management of slaves
.... well. Consequently, the
slave owner property relationship was confounded with the
slave owner reproductive relationship. Not permitted ....
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Women Slaves in South Carolina: Primary Sources and Resources
.... Among the many primary sources cited in the book are: the Works Progress Administration narratives,
slave autobiographies,
slave owner records, and church ....
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Labor Struggle of a Black Sharecropper
.... Thus, the white land
owner could again be cast into the role of patriarchal
slave owner, controlling his own economic destiny through repression. ....
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Frederick Douglass
.... 5). Unlike Douglass' stratagems for educational autonomy, Jacobs uses a number of stratagems to overcome the
slave-
owner's control over the body of slaves. ....
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The Slave Era
.... Eliza, but the
owner feels he has no choice. He also seems to have little choice in the market he chooses, since Haley is a particularly brutal
slave trader. ....
(1724
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Free Choice - Epictetus
.... Because of this, we have limited freedom or power in the choices we make. A prime example is the example of a
slave owner and his master. ....
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Catholic Bishop James Augustine Healy
.... by an Act of the state legislature, and a fine of a thousand dollars per attempted manumission was applied against the estate of any
slave owner who attempted ....
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Slave Girl and Black Boy
.... Yet she will attain freedom. Life as a
slave was initially tolerable to Jacobs, primarily because her first
owner was a kind and compassionate woman. ....
(2025
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John Bell (1750-1820)
.... The one thing on all their minds was freedom. Some were able to gain their freedom by working for an agreed period of time for a
slave owner. ....
(1079
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Slave Biographies
.... Yet Jacobs is not only a
slave; she is a female
slave. .... she tells us of the significant forces against her when explaining the control of her
owner, Doctor Flint ....
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Frederick Douglas
.... enslaved--second. He wants his readers to know how slavery debilitates not only the
slave but the
slave owner. He further wants ....
(1628
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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
.... enslaved--second. He wants his readers to know how slavery debilitates not only the
slave but the
slave owner. He further wants ....
(1628
7
)
Gayl Jones's Corregidora Madhu Dubey argues tha
.... her husband, Mutt Thomas, is haunted by the complex relationships of three generations of her maternal ancestors with their Portuguese
slave owner, Corregidora ....
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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
.... No
slave could become a free citizen simply by leaving
slave territory, even if he were taken there by his "
owner." The decision as written attempts to avoid ....
(1650
7
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Treatment of Blacks in America
.... gained their freedom. . . . This was a special act by a
slave owner . . . that granted a particular
slave freedom. Inspired by ideas ....
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Treatment of Blacks in the US
.... gained their freedom. . . . This was a special act by a
slave owner . . . that granted a particular
slave freedom. Inspired by ideas ....
(2338
9
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African Americans in the American Revolutionary War: This 5-page ...
.... endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," but he was a
slave owner and did ....
(1789
7
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Public Administrators
.... the "public interest" to ensure, for example, that a runaway
slave was returned to his or her "master" and that the "rights" of the
slave owner to control of ....
(2009
8
)
Management of Business and Public Organizations
.... the "public interest" to ensure, for example, that a runaway
slave was returned to his or her "master" and that the "rights" of the
slave owner to control of ....
(2015
8
)
Fugitive Slave Act
.... When Mitchell, the alleged
owner, saw Gibson, he declared that he did not know him (Stroud 113). The Fugitive
Slave Law was also applied in the case of Joshua ....
(1819
7
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Development of Slavery in the Northeastern Colonies
.... president, in 1785. It is interesting as a side note that John Jay was a
slave owner, like Jefferson. Early northern movements against ....
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History of Women's Rights
.... Daughters of a South Carolina planter and
slave owner, they relocated to Philadelphia, where, embedded in the American genteel class, they became active ....
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