HistoryAfrican Americans

Slaves without Masters

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Describes the lives and socio-cultural patterns of free blacks in antebellum South and their interaction with whites as determined largely by white attitudes, institutions, and patterns of thought.

Subjects: History
African Americans
Afro-Americans
African americans, history
African americans, southern states
Freedmen
Set in: Southern States
Time: To 1863

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