The problem of evil : slavery, freedom, and the ambiguities of American reform, edited by Steven Mintz and John Stauffer

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The problem of evil : slavery, freedom, and the ambiguities of American reform, edited by Steven Mintz and John Stauffer

Title remainder

slavery, freedom, and the ambiguities of American reform

Statement of responsibility

edited by Steven Mintz and John Stauffer

Instantiates

• The problem of evil : slavery, freedom, and the ambiguities of American reform

Publication

• Amherst, University of Massachusetts Press
• Amherst, University of Massachusetts Press, c2007

Copyright

• ©2007

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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volume

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• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• Orlando Patterson
• Slavery and evil
• Stanley L. Engerman and David Eltis
• Twin evils? Slavery and homicide in early America
• Randolph Roth
• The
• transformation of slavery in the United States, 1800-1863
• Ira Berlin
• The
• significance and persistence of proslavery thought
• Introduction
• Paul Finkelman
• Confederate racialism and the anticipation of Nazi evil
• Robert E. Bonner
• pt. 2. The
• antislavery impulse
• Introduction to part 2
• Steven Mintz
• Icarus unbound : ambition and sin in Anglo-American culture, 1560-1776
• William Casey King
• Timothy Dwight, congregationalism, and early antislavery
• Steven Mintz
• Peter Hinks
• Benjamin Franklin, religion, and early antislavery
• David Waldstreicher
• The
• specter of white chatellization : Willaim Goodell's abolitionist thought
• Jonathan A. Glickstein
• The
• oriental imaginary : constructions of female bondage in women's antislavery discourse
• Margaret M. R. Kellow
• The
• pt. 1.
• supernatural and slavery : Catholics, power, and oppression
• Paula Kane
• Souls of darkness : dominance and submissionin the narratives of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs
• Catherine Clinton
• pt. 3.
• Imagining emancipation
• Introduction to part 3
• John Stauffer
• Political evil and the body politic in mid-nineteenth-century America
• Iver Bernstein
• Slavery and freedom as moral problems
• Labor, race and colonization : imagining a post-slavery world in the Americas
• Sharon Hartman Strom
• Bankruptcy and bondage : the ambiguities of economic freedom in the Civil War era
• Edward Balleisen
• More meteor than martyr : the legacy of John Brown
• Laura L. Mitchell
• Performing emancipation
• Richard Wightman Fox
• pt. 4.
• Post-emancipation America
• Introduction to part 1
• Introduction to part 4
• John Stauffer
• The
• transferability of otherness : American expansionists greet the Filipinos, 1898-1902
• Michael Fellman
• Liberal Victorians and war in the age of empire
• Leslie Butler
• Psychiatry and the Black soldier during World War II
• Ellen Dwyer
• Dwight D. Eisenhower : religion, politics, and the evils of communism
• Steven Mintz
• Jack M. Holl
• The
• ancient and medieval origins of modern freedom

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76416493

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24 cm

Extent

xi, 405 pages

Isbn

9781558495708

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(pbk. : alk. paper)

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2006037069

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unmediated

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rdamedia

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• n

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illustrations

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.b21277539

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(OCoLC)76416493