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While greed and avarice may have been the pillars of social stability and growth in New Orleans in the early 1800s, these pillars were largely constructed upon the backs of inexpensive slaves. As slaves began to recognize opportunities for freedom, the pillars of agrarian New Orleans society began to totter as they resisted their captive labor position. Throughout the south, agrarian societies began to scent the winds of change as their cheap source of labor began to resist their enslavement. As t

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