African American Studies Commons^™

Church, State, And School: The Education Of Freedmen In Virginia, 1861-1870, Susan W. Gillespie Jan 1998

I Am Black But In My Heart Is No Stain Of Infamy: Race Relations In Augusta County, Virginia, 1865-1870, David Gregory Demchuk Jan 1995

The Master's Mercy: Slave Prosecutions And Punishments In York County, Virginia, 1700 To 1780, Anne Romberg Willis Jan 1995

African-American Family And Society On The Lands Of The Yorktown Naval Weapons Station, 1862-1880, Bradley Michael Mcdonald Jan 1994

The Negros To Serve Forever: The Evolution Of Black's Life And Labor In Seventeenth-Century Virginia, Laura Croghan Kamoie Jan 1994

Domestic Management Of Woodlawn Plantation: Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis And Her Slaves, Mary Geraghty Jan 1993

Slavery And A Low Country South Carolina Merchant-Planter Elite: The Dilemma Of Henry Laurens, Samuel P. Cox Jan 1993

To Separate The Tares From The Corn: Debts And Slaves In Post-Revolutionary Virginia, Philip George Swan Jan 1993

Frederick Douglass's Intended Audiences For His Antebellum Autobiographies, Kimberly Elaine Lankford Jan 1992

Stretching The Chains: Runaway Slaves In South Carolina And Jamaica, Jan Mark Williams Jan 1991

White Democracy, Racism, And Black Disfranchisement: North Carolina In The 1830'S, Elizabeth Hathhorn Mcgehee Jan 1989

Slavery In The United States And China: A Comparative Study Of The Old South And The Han Dynasty, Yufeng Wang Jan 1988

The Knights Of Labor And "The Color Line", Richmond, 1886, Claudia Ann Miner Jan 1978

The Treatment Of Servants And Slaves In Colonial Virginia, Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Jan 1974

The Negro In Colonial Virginia 1619-1765, Francis Moore Hook Jan 1952

The Negro In Richmond On The Eve Of And During The Civil War, Gurney Holland Reid Jan 1936