Slavery in the Southern States (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

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9781331308317: Slavery in the Southern States (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Examines the complex ideas surrounding slavery in the South and what it might mean for morality, society, and religion. This edition surveys arguments about how slavery shapes character, labor, and social order, asking readers to weigh moral duties against economic realities.

In accessible prose, it traces debates about the slave’s training, family life, religious influences, and the role of masters. It contrasts abolitionist critiques with competing views on progress, justice, and the conditions under which a society can sustain both economy and humanity.


  • Explores how labor, hardship, and discipline are framed as “education” for character.

  • Considers family ties, maternal instincts, and the ethics of separation in slave life.

  • Examines religion, morality, and the idea of Christian duty within the system.

  • Discusses economic arguments for slavery and its supposed protections and outcomes.



Ideal for readers seeking a historically grounded look at the contentious debates surrounding slavery and its perceived place in society.

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