The Wolf by the Ears: Thomas Jefferson and SlaveryFree Press, 1977 - 319 من الصفحات This analysis of Jefferson's antislavery views and the actions towhich they gave rise, the subject matter of "The Wolf by theEars, " is necessarily episodic; while chronology has been generallyobserved, it was not possible to weld this disparate material into the form of abiographical narrative. |
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... Lipscomb and Bergh 14 , p . 70 ; and Mackenzie ( no date ) , p . 221 . 2. See Boorstin 1948 , p . 197 ; Journal of Negro History 57 , p . 433 ; and Robin- son 1970 , pp . 54-55 , 93 . 3. See P. L. Ford 6 , p . 293 ; Healey 1962 , p ...
... Lipscomb and Bergh 14 , p . 70 ; and Mackenzie ( no date ) , p . 221 . 2. See Boorstin 1948 , p . 197 ; Journal of Negro History 57 , p . 433 ; and Robin- son 1970 , pp . 54-55 , 93 . 3. See P. L. Ford 6 , p . 293 ; Healey 1962 , p ...
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... Bergh 9 , p . 313 ; and Tucker 2 ( 1837 ) , pp . 505-506 . Chapter 22 . 1. See Malone 1970 , pp . 216-218 , and ... Lipscomb and Bergh 10 , p . 155 ; Lipscomb and Bergh 12 , p . 159 ; and Randolph 1958 , p . 269 . 5. See Lipscomb ...
... Bergh 9 , p . 313 ; and Tucker 2 ( 1837 ) , pp . 505-506 . Chapter 22 . 1. See Malone 1970 , pp . 216-218 , and ... Lipscomb and Bergh 10 , p . 155 ; Lipscomb and Bergh 12 , p . 159 ; and Randolph 1958 , p . 269 . 5. See Lipscomb ...
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Thomas Jefferson and Slavery John Chester Miller. Lipscomb and Bergh 16 , p . 301 ; Political Science Quarterly 68 ... Lipscomb and Bergh 16 , p . 101 ; Hunt 8 296 Notes.
Thomas Jefferson and Slavery John Chester Miller. Lipscomb and Bergh 16 , p . 301 ; Political Science Quarterly 68 ... Lipscomb and Bergh 16 , p . 101 ; Hunt 8 296 Notes.
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Slavery and the Declaration of Independence | 1 |
Slavery and the Rights of Man | 12 |
Slavery and the Revolution in Virginia | 19 |
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