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The Ideology of Slavery: Proslavery Thought in the Antebellum South, 1830-1860

Drew Gilpin Faust, Drew Gilpin Faust

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Kategorie:

History - American Studies

Rok:

1981

Wydawnictwo:

Louisiana State University Press

Język:

english

Strony:

412

ISBN 10:

0807108928

ISBN 13:

9780807108925

Serie:

Library of Southern Civilization

Plik:

PDF, 15.45 MB

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english, 1981

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