From Slave to Statesman
| Kaituhi matua: | |
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| Hōputu: | Tāhiko īPukapuka |
| Reo: | Ingarihi |
| I whakaputaina: |
Louisiana State University Press
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| Ngā marau: | |
| Urunga tuihono: | Full text available on Project MUSE [5/7/16] |
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New Statesman & Society
New Statesman & Society
Sketches of Slave Life and From and From Slave Cabin to the Pulpit
mā: Bassard
mā: Bassard
Abraham Lincoln, Philosopher Statesman
mā: Fornieri
mā: Fornieri
Slave Against Slave
mā: Forret
mā: Forret
From Slave to State Legislator
mā: Joens
mā: Joens
From Slave Ship to Harvard
mā: Johnston
mā: Johnston
Richard G. Lugar, Statesman of the Senate
mā: Shaw
mā: Shaw
Slave Breeding
mā: Smithers
mā: Smithers
Slaves of the State
mā: Childs
mā: Childs
The Illustrated Slave
mā: Cutter
mā: Cutter
Slave No More
mā: Vergnaud
mā: Vergnaud
Proclamation on Slaves
Slave Ship
Slaves Not Rebellious
Excerpts from `The Slave Trade, Domestic & Foreign'
Excerpts from `The Slave Trade, Domestic & Foreign'
The slave ship : human history /
mā: Rediker, Marcus
I whakaputaina: (2007)
mā: Rediker, Marcus
I whakaputaina: (2007)
The Slave Master of Trinidad
mā: Cudjoe
mā: Cudjoe
The Princeton Fugitive Slave
mā: Inniss
mā: Inniss
Slave Sites on Display
mā: Woodard
mā: Woodard
A Slave's Tale
mā: Haugaard
mā: Haugaard
My Brother Slaves
mā: Lussana
mā: Lussana
Goodbye iSlave
mā: Qiu
mā: Qiu