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2010 Choice Outstanding Academic Title Out of the hundreds of published slave narratives, only a handful exist specific to South Carolina, and most of these are not readily available to modern readers.
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However, one cannot teach South Carolinian or American history without talking about slavery. Using this book in connection with creative activities will garner student participation and critical thinking skills.
Samuel and William Vernon to Nathaniel Hammond, June 6, 1770, in Adams et al., Commerce of Rhode Island, 333. 33. See note 28, above. 34. Coughtry, Notorious Triangle, 92. 35. For Thomlinson, Trecothick, & Co., see Samuel and William ...
... 35, 40 n37,126,157—58 Robertson, Alexander, 128 Robertson, Claire, 26; romantic love, 20, 34—36, 41 n68; stereotyping of, 10, 26, 29, 31 Roper, Moses,84,90,131,133,153 runaway slaves, 56—5 7 Russell, Thomas, 145 Sambo stereotype, ...
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