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Foreword | |
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Foreword | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Genesis 1550-1700 | |
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First Impressions: Initial English Confrontation with Africans | |
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The Blackness Without | |
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The Causes of Complexion | |
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Defective Religion | |
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Savage Behavior | |
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The Apes of Africa | |
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Libidinous Men | |
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The Blackness Within | |
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Unthinking Decision: Enslavement of Negroes in America to 1700 | |
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The Necessities of a New World | |
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Freedom and Bondage in the English Tradition | |
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The Concept of Slavery | |
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The Practices of Portingals and Spanyards | |
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Enslavement: The West Indies | |
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Enslavement: New England | |
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Enslavement: Virginia and Maryland | |
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Enslavement: New York and the Carolinas | |
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The Un-English: Scots, Irish, and Indians | |
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Racial Slavery: From Reasons to Rationale | |
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Provincial Decades 1700-1755 | |
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Anxious Oppressors: Freedom and Control in a Slave Society | |
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Demographic Configurations in the Colonies | |
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Slavery and the Senses of the Laws | |
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Slave Rebelliousness and White Mastery | |
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Free Negroes and Fears of Freedom | |
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Racial Slavery in a Free Society | |
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Fruits of Passion: The Dynamics of Interracial Sex | |
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Regional Styles in Racial Intermixture | |
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Masculine and Feminine Modes in Carolina and America | |
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Negro Sexuality and Slave Insurrection | |
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Dismemberment, Physiology, and Sexual Perceptions | |
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The Secularization of Reproduction | |
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Mulatto Offspring in a Biracial Society | |
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The Souls of Men: The Negro's Spiritual Nature | |
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Christian Principles and the Failure of Conversion | |
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The Question of Negro Capacity | |
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Spiritual Equality and Temporal Subordination | |
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The Thin Edge of Antislavery | |
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Inclusion and Exclusion in the Protestant Churches | |
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Religious Revival and the Impact of Conversion | |
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The Bodies of Men: The Negro's Physical Nature | |
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Confusion, Order, and Hierarchy | |
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Negroes, Apes, and Beasts | |
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Rational Science and Irrational Logic | |
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Indians, Africans, and the Complexion of Man | |
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The Valuation of Color | |
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Negroes Under the Skin | |
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The Revolutionary Era 1755-1783 | |
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Self-Scrutiny in the Revolutionary Era | |
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Quaker Conscience and Consciousness | |
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The Discovery of Prejudice | |
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Assertions of Sameness | |
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Environmentalism and Revolutionary Ideology | |
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The Secularization of Equality | |
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The Proslavery Case for Negro Inferiority | |
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The Revolution as Turning Point | |
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Society and Thought 1783-1812 | |
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The Imperatives of Economic Interest and National Identity | |
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The Economics of Slavery | |
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Union and Sectionalism | |
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A National Forum for Debate | |
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Nationhood and Identity | |
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Non-English Englishmen | |
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The Limitations of Antislavery | |
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The Pattern of Antislavery | |
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The Failings of Revolutionary Ideology | |
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The Quaker View Beyond Emancipation | |
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Religious Equalitarianism | |
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Humanitarianism and Sentimentality | |
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The Success and Failure of Antislavery | |
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The Cancer of Revolution | |
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St. Domingo | |
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Non-Importation of Rebellion | |
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The Contagion of Liberty | |
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Slave Disobedience in America | |
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The Impact of Negro Revolt | |
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The Resulting Pattern of Separation | |
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The Hardening of Slavery | |
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Restraint of Free Negroes | |
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New Walls of Separation | |
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Negro Churches | |
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Thought and Society 1783-1812 | |
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Thomas Jefferson: Self and Society | |
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Jefferson: The Tyranny of Slavery | |
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Jefferson: The Assertion of Negro Inferiority | |
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The Issue of Intellect | |
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The Acclaim of Talented Negroes | |
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Jefferson: Passionate Realities | |
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Jefferson: White Women and Black | |
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Interracial Sex: The Individual and His Society | |
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Jefferson: A Dichotomous View of Triracial America | |
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The Negro Bound by the Chain of Being | |
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Linnaean Categories and the Chain of Being | |
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Two Modes of Equality | |
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The Hierarchies of Men | |
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Anatomical Investigations | |
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Unlinking and Linking the Chain | |
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Faithful Philosophy in Defense of Human Unity | |
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The Study of Man in the Republic | |
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Erasing Nature's Stamp of Color | |
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Nature's Blackball | |
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The Effects of Climate and Civilization | |
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The Disease of Color | |
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White Negroes | |
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The Logic of Blackness and Inner Similarity | |
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The Winds of Change | |
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An End to Environmentalism | |
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Persistent Themes | |
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Toward a White Man's Country | |
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Emancipation and Intermixture | |
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The Beginning of Colonization | |
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The Virginia Program | |
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Insurrection and Expatriation in Virginia | |
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The Meaning of Negro Removal | |
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Epilogue | |
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Exodus | |
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Note on the Concept of Race | |
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Essay on Sources | |
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Select List of Full Titles | |
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Map: Percentage of Negroes in Total Non-Aboriginal Population, 1700 | |
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Index | |