10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLAVOCRACY»
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slavocracy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
slavocracy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
In Re That Aggressive
Slavocracy
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
Chauncey Samuel Boucher, 2012
2
The Writing of American History
Stephen Douglas, with his "moral hollowness," was the villain in the drama of the
Kansas-Nebraska Bill, whose "ultimate consequences . . . brought the Union and
slavery face to face with the question of existence." In the 1850s the slavocracy, ...
Michael Kraus, Davis D. Joyce, 1990
Northern abolitionists, though never a majority, parlayed Southern rhetoric into
increased support and often whipped up the specter of a Southern slavocracy.
From 1850 on, slavery was hotly debated, compromises proved ephemeral, and
...
4
Walk Together Children: Black and Womanist Theologies, ...
reality of Black oppression that has shaped Black people's attitudes to- ward
sexual issues, especially those issues involving same-sex sexuality. White racist
oppression of Black people, as manifest in the slavocracy, did not respect the
Black ...
Dwight N. Hopkins, Linda E. Thomas, 2010
5
Class in America: An Encyclopedia
SLAVOCRACY. ROBERT E. WEIR Slavocracy is a controversial reference to the
notion that the antebellum South was dominated by a slaveholding elite that led it
inexorably into the Civil War. The term is contentious because it was applied ...
6
Gobbledygook: A Dictionary That's 2/3 Accurate, 1/3 Nonsense ...
flype,. moffan,. slavocracy. flype. (FLYPE) (verb): To strip off, as a stocking; to peel
, as a fruit. In 1976, New York's Kathy Wafler Madison, just sixteen, set a re- cord
for the world's longest apple peel. She managed to flype an apple with such ...
7
Divine Economy: Theology and the Market
Thus, for Genovese, the myth of paternalism was a necessary feature of the
slavocracy that limited the triumph of the market. However, the Southern
slavocracy also existed within that time when the market transformed all of
society, and its ...
8
Southern Honor: Ethics and Behavior in the Old South
14. Honor,. Shame,. and. Justice. in. a. Slavocracy. For many years historians
have argued that “justice” for Southern antebellum whites “was mixed at best.”
The whiter the skin, it seemed, the better matters stood for the felon, especially
when ...
Bertram Wyatt-Brown, 2007
9
The Causes of the Civil War: Revised Edition
The Defensive South Chauncey S. Boucher, "In Re That Aggressive Slavocracy, "
Mississippi Valley Historical Review, VIII (ig2i), pp. 13-79, insists that there was
no Slave Power conspiracy, because the South was never united behind a ...
10
African-British Writings in the Eighteenth Century: The ...
26 Prince's narrative acts as a gloss on Britain's slavocracy, and it forces a
collective national (un)conscious to confront its sins. Prince readily indicts a
systemic malignancy that, in the words of her editor, Thomas Pringle,
dehumanized both ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLAVOCRACY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
slavocracy is used in the context of the following news items.
Why We Confront the KKK
South Carolina was once a thriving center of the Southern slavocracy. No wonder that today it is a lightning rod for the unfinished battle against racism in the ... «Freedom Socialist Party, Jul 15»
'Our Man in Charleston,' by Christopher Dickey
“Antislavery England,” Marx wrote in 1861, continues to “coquet with the Southern slavocracy.” Dickey agrees, but writes that considering the “thunderous” ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Septima Clark and the role of civil rights education in South Carolina …
... the Civil Rights struggle in Charleston, S.C., starting with Denmark Vesey and his comrades being targeted by the slavocracy for plotting insurrection in 1822. «Workers World, Jul 15»
Confederate flag: 'Symbol of fight by labor's deadly enemies'
In the decade following the defeat of the slavocracy in 1865, the rising northern industrial bourgeoisie — now reknitting links with powerful landholding, ... «The Militant, Jul 15»
Septima Clark and the Role of Civil Rights Education in South …
... the resistance role of the AME Church in Charleston with co-founder Denmark Vesey as his comrades being targeted by the slavocracy for plotting insurrection ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Jun 15»
Ending the U.S. blockade of Cuba an uphill battle in Congress
... named Narciso Lopez (1799-1851) led an ill-fated attempt to annex Cuba to the United States through a plan developed to extend the Southern slavocracy. «People's World, Jun 15»
Charleston Massacre and the Legacy of Denmark Vesey
There was much at stake for the slavocracy in South Carolina. ... The plot was revealed to the ruling slavocracy, resulting in the arrest of Vesey and dozens of ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Jun 15»
Barry Sheppard: Racist Charleston massacre has clear political roots
During the Civil War, one of the first Black regiments in the Union army to fight the slavocracy was named for him. All this history is well known in Charleston. «Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Jun 15»
From Arkansas To Beijing: Wal-Mart Is Eating The Earth
“Before the civil war, the merchants of New York and Liverpool were in a cahoots, in a conspiracy, in a brotherly embrace with the slavocracy of the American ... «Mintpress News, Jun 15»
'Texas Rising': An unhistorical TV series hides slavocracy
texas-rising On May 25, a highly promoted TV miniseries with many big-name stars premiered on the cable network History Channel, which is co-owned by two ... «Workers World, May 15»
