Working toward freedom
slave society and domestic economy in the American South
by Larry E. Hudson
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Drawing from a range of primary sources, these essays show how slaves organized their domestic economy and created an economic and social space for themselves under slavery. They explore how their activities within this space impacted upon the social structure of the slave community, profoundly affecting family and gender relations.
By exploiting their opportunities to provide for more than a modicum of their own needs, these slaves re-established their deep attachment to the family; and, in their efforts to protect the integrity of their families, they became primary actors in their preparation for freedom.
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Home economics, Economic conditions, Slaves, History, Slavery, Plantation life, Slavery, united states, history, Southern states, history, Home economics--history, Home economics--southern states--history, Plantation life--history, Plantation life--southern states--history, Slavery--economic aspects, Slavery--economic aspects--southern states, Slaves--economic conditions, Slaves--southern states--economic conditions, E443 .w675 1994, 306.3/62/0975, Economic aspectsPlaces
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Working toward freedom: slave society and domestic economy in the American South
1994, University of Rochester Press
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