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Half Slave And Half Free
Bruce Levine | Eric Foner

Half Slave And Half Free

the roots of civil war

Hill and Wang (Apr 08, 1992)
9780374523091
| Paperback
292 pages | 150 x 208 mm | eng
Dewey 973.7/11
LC Classification E459 .L48 1991
LC Control No. 91010245

Genre

  • Black Hist Slavery

Subject

  • Slavery
  • Slavery/ United States/ History/ 19th Century
  • United States
  • Working Class
  • Working Class/ United States/ History/ 19th Century

Plot

Half Slave and Half Free is a powerful treatment of the basic issues and social transformations that precipitated the Civil War. In a succinct, persuasive narrative, Bruce Levine succeeds in showing how a popular basis for the Civil War developed out of the far-reaching and divisive changes in American life after the incomplete Revolution of 1776--changes that stemmed from the development of two very distinct social systems, one based on slavery, the other on free labor, which eventually made sectional differences within the framework of the Union irreconcilable.

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