The purpose of this Guide is to assist scholars in locating source materials in the University of Chicago Library for the history of slavery in the Atlantic world, and its aftermath. The literature of slavery is extensive and widely scattered. This Guide attempts to identify the most useful bibliographies, catalogs, guides, and indexing and abstracting tools with the assistance of which the inquirer may start to make his or her way into this large literature.

The Guide also identifies the most important collections of original source materials for slavery in our collections. These fall into four categories: (1) Large microform sets of original archival materials, such as the Records of the Ante-bellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War, or the Records of the Secretary of the Interior relating to the Suppression of the African Slave Trade and Negro Colonization;(2) collections of published sources, such as slave narratives, travelers' accounts, and correspondence of slaves and slaveowners; (3) large collections of early printed books, serials, and newspapers, such as the Early American Imprints, 1801-1819, Early American Newspapers, 1701-1820, the Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature, and so forth; and (4) collections of government publications, such as the British Parliamentary Papers, the Early State Legislative Journals, and the U. S. Executive Branch Documents, 1789-1909. Because of the peculiar value of government publications for many aspects of the historiography of slavery and its aftermath, the Guide includes sections identifying publications in the Congressional Serial Set and the British Parliamentary Papers that provide the basic documentation on U. S. and British involvement with and regulation of slavery.

This Guide is only a preliminary and imperfect tool. It does not seek to identify the thousands of scholarly monographs and articles in our collections that embody the historiography of Atlantic slavery--that the function of the bibliographies, indexes, and catalogs listed herein. Nor can it pretend to be comprehensive in any department. There are unquestionably many sources omitted. Even the most famous, most influential, and most studied slave narratives, those of Frederick Douglass, are not listed herein. And the extensive papers personal and public papers of slaveholders such as Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson, and those of antislavery leaders such as Van Buren and J. Q. Adams are held by the Library but not listed. A fuller listing of sources appears in A Guide to Microforom Sources for History and Political Science in the University of Chicago Library (1997).

Frank Conaway

Social Sciences Bibliographer

Table of Contents

1. Guide--General 3
2. Guides, Indexes and Abstracts--History 3
3. Guides, Indexes and Abstracts--American History 3
4. Full-text Source for Journals 3
5. Bibliographies and Catalogs--General 4
6. Bibliographies and Catalogs--American 4
7. Periodical Indexes--General 5
8. African-American History--Library Catalogs, General Bibliographies and Reference Works 5
9. Slavery--Bibliographies, General Reference Sources 6
10. Slavery--Sources 7
11. Slavery--Documents of Owners and Plantations 8
12. Slavery--Documents of Slaves 11
13. Anti-Slavery Sources 17
14. Resistance, Emancipation, Era of Freedom--Sources 19
15. Slave Trade and its Abolition 20
16. Slavery in the Caribbean and Latin America 22
17. Early Imprints--Collections 25
18. Newspapers--Guides 27
19. Manuscripts and Archives 28
20. Government Documents 29
21. Congressional Reports, Documents, and Hearings on Slavery and Freedom, 1789-1899 32
22. Nineteenth-Century British Parliamentary papers dealing with slavery and slave trade 96

Guide--General

Balay, Robert; Carrington, Vee Friesner, and Martin, Murray S. Guide to reference books. 11th ed ed. Chicago: American Library Association, 1996. xxvii, 2020 p. An annotated guide to reference books in all fields, systematically arranged, and well indexed. A first step for any information search. See especially: History of the Americas, pp. 1206 ff.; US history, pp. 1207 ff.; Latin America, pp. 1234 ff.; African-American sources, pp. 876 ff.
Call no: Z1035.1.G890 1996 RR, RR3, etc.

Guides, Indexes and Abstracts--History

Norton, Mary Beth; Gerardi, Pamela, and American Historical Association. The American Historical Association's guide to historical literature. 3rd ed ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. 2 v. Contains nearly 27,000 annotated citations (primarily to English language works) divided into forty-eight sections; citations refer chiefly to works published between 1961 and 1992. (For earlier literature, including printed documents, consult entry that follows.) Includes indexes. See especially:Slavery (Africa), pp. 613-617; Colonial North America: African-Americans and Slavery; Abolitionism, pp. 1264-1265; American Rev. & Early Rep., African-Americans, pp. 1353-1355; US, 1815-1877, Slave South, pp. 1380-1385; Emancipation, 1407-1409; African-Americans, 1431-1433.
Call no: RR Z6201.A550 1995, RR3 etc.

American Historical Association and Howe, George F. Guide to historical literature. New York: Macmillan, 1961. xxxv, 962 p. See preceding entry for later literature.
Call no: Gen Z6201.A6 RR, RR3 etc..

ABC-Clio Information Services. Historical abstracts on disc. 1991-. Abstracts of articles in several thousand American and foreign journals, proceedings, Festschriften, etc. that deal with topics in world history after 1450. (For American and Canadian topics, see related America: History and Life, below.) Searchable in a variety of ways, by authors, titles, keywords, etc. Updated three times a year. Currently covers literature published 1973 to date, but coverage is projected to extend back to 1955. For earlier literature, consult printed version, cited next. Workstation in RR
Call no: RR CDRom D1.H365.

Boehm, Eric H. Historical abstracts. Issues published 1971-72 cover historical period 1775-1914; 1973- cover historical period 1450-1914.
Call no: RR3 D1.H36, on index table.

Guides, Indexes and Abstracts--American History

Freidel, Frank Burt; Showman, Richard K., and Handlin, Oscar. Harvard guide to American history. Rev. ed [Edited by] Frank Freidel, with the assistance of Richard K. Showman ed. Cambridge, Mass: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1974. 2 v. (xxx, 1290 p.). Excellent selective conspectus of American historiography up through early 1970's. Vol. 1 arranged by topic; v. 2 arranged chronologically, subdivided by topic. See especially: Slavery (general), pp. 725-728; Old South: Slavery, Free Negroes, pp. 822-835; Reconstruction, ex-Conf. states, Negroes, Freedmen's Bureau, pp. 876-895.
Call no: RR E178.2.H37 RR3, etc.

ABC-Clio Information Services. America, history and life on disc. 1991-. Abstracts and indexes articles, reviews, annuals, dissertations, published throughout the world dealing with American and Canadian history. Searchable in a variety of ways: authors, subjects, keywords, etc. Updated three times per year. Covers literature published 1964 to date. Workstation in RR. (Print predecessor: America: History and life. Santa Barbara, 1964--. Index table in RR3.) Prior to 1964, consult Historical Abstracts for American and Canadian history. Index table in RR3.

American Historical Association. Writings on American history. 1902--. Bibliography of books and articles written on U. S. history, published variously, with gaps, under aegis of American Historical Association and other groups. Classified arrangement, with index. Scope varies over time. Z1236.G851 RR3

Full-text Source for Journals

The JSTOR Journal Browser. Search full-text of major historical journals from their first volumes up through recent years. One may search by natural language or browse each issue. Images of each page are viewable and printable. Though additional history titles are added regularly, as of this writing coverage extends to: American Historical Review (1895-1989); Journal of American History (1964-1990), and its predecessor Mississippi Valley Historical Review (1914-1964); Journal of Military History (1989-1992), and its predecessor titles Journal of the American Military History Foundation (1937-1938), Journal of the American Military Institute (1939-1940), and Military Affairs (1941-1988); Journal of Modern History (1929-1991); Renaissance Quarterly (1967-1993), and its predecessor titles Renaissance News (1948-1966) and Studies in the Renaissance (1954-1974); Speculum: A Journal of Mediaeval Studies (1926-1989); and William and Mary Quarterly (1892-1991). A growing number of other important journals in other fields, such as economics, ecology, demography, political science, etc. are also searchable from this location. (Restricted to University of Chicago readers). Note: To print from the Library's networked printers, choose Adobe Acrobat Printing, Highest Quality Print from Jstor's print menu.

Bibliographies and Catalogs--General

Consult networked source WorldCat on FirstSearch (available only to The University of Chicago from this site). Nearly 30 million records of all types of materials cataloged by many libraries worldwide. Searchable in a variety of ways.

Consult networked source RLIN Bibliographic File on Eureka (available only to The University of Chicago from this site). Contains information about more than 22 million books, periodicals, recordings, scores, archival collections, and other kinds of material held in major research institutions.

National Union Catalog; pre-1956 imprints. Washington, 1968-1981. 754 vv. Set describes 10,000,000 works, and indicates locations in more than 700 libraries. Arrangement by main-entry (author), with cross-references often provided. A fundamental bibliographical tool. Continued by NUC, 1953 to date, and other related catalogs. Since 1983 in microfiche, with entries for names, titles, subjects, and series. Z881.U5 RR

Library of Congress. Main catalog of the Library of Congress: Titles cataloged through December, 1980. A truly fundamental reference source. In microfiche. Provides information on the unparalleled collections of the Library of Congress by authors, subjects, titles, series, and other added entries. Microfc Z87 RR

British Museum. Department of Printed Books. General catalog of printed books. 263 v. London, 1959-1966; plus various supplements. Because of the richness of the collections, this is an important source of information on all subjects and all languages except oriental. Basically an author catalog, with a limited number of subject entries for countries, persons, etc.
Call no: Z921.B866 RR

Paris. Bibliothèque Nationale. Catalogue général des livres imprimés. 1900-1981. 231 v. Supplements. An alphabetic author catalog of great importance, especially for French publications. No imprints after 1959 are included.
Call. no: Z927.P2 RR

Pollard, Alfred William, and Redgrave, G. R. A short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, and Ireland, and of English books printed abroad, 1475-1640. 3 v. Rev. ed., London, 1976-1991. Most comprehensive record of English books for this period. Microfilm versions of nearly all the 26,500 titles listed herein available in our collections (ask at the Microforms department) or from the Center for Research Libraries.
Call. no: Z2002.P801 1976 RR (et al.)

Wing, Donald Goddard. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British America and of English books printed in other countries, 1641-1700. 3 v. 2d ed., rev. and enl. New York, 1972-1988. More than 50,000 titles. Library subscribes to ongoing project to produce microfilm versions. Currently we hold more than 90% of the titles listed (ask at Microforms Department). Titles are listed in the Library's online catalog. Additional various printed indexes.
Call. no: Z2002.W76 1972 RR (et al.)

ESTC on CD-ROM. [CD database]. Contains bibliographic records on Eighteenth Century English language publications held by over 1,000 institutions worldwide. Searchable in a variety of ways, including keywords from titles, place of publication, etc. The 15,000 titles reported by the University of Chicago can easily be identified. In addition, the Library holds approximately 55,000 titles in microform collection entitled The Eighteenth Century held at Microforms Department, CB411.E44 1982 Mic). Printed guide to collection at CB411.E441 1995 RR, SciRef).Workstation in RR

Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature: a consolidated guide ... of the microfilm collection. Woodbridge, Conn., 1976-1987. 7 v. Library holds the microform collection, comprising 60,000 printed books and serials from the 15th century to 1850. Rich in titles for political and social history as well as economic, with materials on topics such as population, socialism, transportation, slavery, piracy, public utilities, smuggling, agriculture, fishing, mining, trades and manufactures, etc. Microfilms in Microforms Department at HB30.G64 1974 Mic; Guide at: Z7164.E2G640 RR

Bibliographies and Catalogs--American

Evans, Charles. American bibliography; a chronological dictionary of all books, pamphlets, and periodical publications printed in the U. S. ... from 1636 to 1800. Chicago, 1903-1959. 14 v. Various supplements. Library holds microcard versions of the first 10,659 titles listed therein; ask at Microforms Department. Microcards for remainder are available from the Center for Research Libraries.
Call. no: Z1215. E93 RR

Shaw, Ralph R. American bibliography; preliminary checklist for 1801-1819. New York, 1958-66. 22 v. Library holds microform versions of all 36,763 titles in the collection at Z1215.E275 1985 Mic. Continued by others under varying titles beyond 1830. (From this period trade bibliography begins.)
Call. no: Z1215.S53 RR

Sabin, Joseph. Biblioteca americana. A dictionary of books relating to America from its discovery to the present time. New York, 1868-1936. 29 v. Very helpful notes.
Call. no: Z1201.S2 RR

New York. Public Library. Reference Department. Dictionary catalog of the history of the Americas. 28 v. Boston, 1961. Includes not only books but also helpful subject entries for periodical articles.
Call. no: Z1201.N53 RR

Periodical Indexes--General

Consult networked source ArticleFirst on FirstSearch. Describes items listed on the table of contents page of individual issues of more than 11,000 journals in a wide range of subject fields. Covers January 1990 to the present for most journals; covers July 1992 to the present for others.

Consult networked source Arts & Humanities Search on FirstSearch. Coverage, 1976--. User may identify related works by indentifying works in which a known work has been cited. By use of the keyword index a subject search may be undertaken. Prior to 1976, historical journals were indexed in the SSCI [citation follows]. Print version, Arts and humanities citation index, at Z5937.A85 RR

Social science citation index. [CD based file.]Philadelphia, 1966--. Print version at: AI3.S55 RR Library holds CD database for 1981 to date, updated quarterly: Workstation in RR

Humanities index. 1974-- . Together with Social sciences index, cited below, supersedes the Social sciences and humanities index, whose predecessor, the International index, dates back to 1916. The Readers Guide-type index that covers the two dozen or so most important English-language historical journals as well as many in literature, art, philosophy, etc. AI3.R552 RR

Social science index, 1974--. Includes coverage of major English-language journals in political science, sociology, economics, etc. AI3.R551 RR

Poole's index to periodical literature, 1802-1906. 7 v. The 19th century predecessor to the Reader's Guide.
Call. no: AI3.P79 RR (et al.)

New York Times index. Varying dates and publishers. Covering since 1851, in varying quality. Not only an index to the NYT, but also in effect a general chronological guide to current events treated in other sources. (Library holds other important indexes to newspapers, esp. for more recent times.)
Call. no: AI21.N45 RR

Palmer' s Index to The Times [of London], 1790-1905. [CD database]. Key reference to The Times; also serves as a general chronological guide to current events treated in other sources. Workstation in RR

Consult networked source Newspaper Abstracts on FirstSearch. Coverage of over 25 national and regional newspapers from 1989 to the present. Updated weekly.

*Also consult networked source Lexis-Nexis at workstations in library for full texts of articles in many newspapers for recent years.

African-American History--Library Catalogs, General Bibliographies and Reference Works

Howard University Libraries Moorland Foundation. Dictionary catalog of the Jesse E. Moorland Collection of Negro Life and History, Howard University Library, Washington, D.C. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1970. 9 v. Collection of 100,000 books, pamphlets, theses, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, and pictures. Particularly strong in publications relating to American Colonization Society, African slave trade and its suppression, and abolition of slavery.
Call no: RR Z1361.N39H85.

New York. Public Library. Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History. Dictionary catalog. 9 v. + 6 v. of supplements. Boston, 1961-74. Very rich collection, international in scope, including `all significant materials about peoples of African descent'--more than 36,000 vv; very thoroughly cataloged, including entries for portions of books, pamphlets, etc. Z1361.N39N581 RR

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture and Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History. Bibliographic guide to Black studies. Annual.
Call no: RR Z1361.N39N5811.

Valade, Roger M.; Kasinec, Denise, and Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. The Schomburg Center Guide to black literature from the eighteenth century to the present. Detroit: Gale Research, 1996. xxvi, 545 p. Includes biographies of nearly 500 authors and synopses of nearly 500 works. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Call no: Gen Z1039.B56V360 1996.

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. The Kaiser index to black resources, 1948-1986. Brooklyn, N.Y: Carlson Pub., Inc, 1992-. 5 v. 174,000 references to articles, reviews, and obituaries published in 150 African-American scholarly and general interest periodicals. v. 1. A-C -- v. 2. D-H -- v. 3. I-N -- v. 4. O-S -- v. 5. T-Z.
Call no: RR E185.K33 1992.

Library Company of Philadelphia and Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Afro-Americana, 1553-1906: author catalog of the Library Company of Philadelphia and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1973. xiii, 714 p.
Call no: RR Z1361.N39P54.

Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. Black biographical dictionaries, 1790-1950 : handlist of titles. [Alexandria, Va.]: Chadwyck-Healey, [1992?]. 19 p.
Call no: RR Z1361.N39B518 1992.

Porter, Dorothy Burnett and Library of Congress. The Negro in the United States; a selected bibliography. Washington: Library of Congress; [for sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off.], 1970. x, 313 p.
Call no: Gen Z1361.N39P58 .

Hornsby, Alton. Chronology of African-American history : significant events and people from 1619 to the present. Detroit: Gale Research, 1991. xlvii, 526 p.
Call no: RR E185.H640 1991.

Salem, Dorothy C. African American women : a biographical dictionary. New York: Garland, 1993.
xvi, 622 p. (Biographical dictionaries of minority women, v. 2). Includes index.
Call no: RR3 E185.96.A450 1993.

Newman, Richard. Black access : a bibliography of Afro-American bibliographies. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1984. xxviii, 249 p. Includes indexes.
Call no: RR3 Z1361.N39N59 .

Amistad Research Center. Manuscript and other holdings about Africa. Rev. Apr. 1984 ed. New Orleans, La: The Center, [1984]. 15, xxxvi leaves. Cover title. "February 1982.".
Call no: Gen Z3509.A780 1984.

Amistad Research Center. Author & added entry catalog Am Missionary.
Call no: Gen f Z7817.A52

Slavery--Bibliographies, General Reference Sources

Miller, Randall M. and Smith, John David. Dictionary of Afro-American slavery. Westport, Conn: Praeger, 1996. xix, 892 p. "Updated, with a new introduction and bibliography.".

Miller, Randall M. and Smith, John David. Dictionary of Afro-American slavery. New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. xvi, 866 p.
Call no: E441.D530 1988 RR3

Olson, James Stuart. Slave life in America : a historiography and selected bibliography. Lanham: University Press of America, 1983. viii, 119 p.
Call no: Gen E443.O440 1983.

Coulter, E. Merton. Travels in the Confederate States a bibliography. [1st ed.] ed. Norman: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1948. Descriptive and critical annotations. All titles listed in this bibliography are available from the Center for Research Libraries. xiv, 289 p.
Call no: RR3 F210.5.C85.

Clark, Thomas Dionysius. Travels in the Old South a bibliography. [1st ed.] ed. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, [1956-. ] v. 1. The formative years, 1527-1783; from the Spanish explorations through the American Revolution.--v. 2. The expanding South, 1750-1825: the Ohio Valley and the cotton frontier.--v. 3. The ante-bellum South, 1825-1860: cotton, slavery, and conflict. Descriptive and critical annotations. All titles listed in this bibliography are available in microform from the Center for Research Libraries.
Call no: Gen Z1251.S7C6.

Microfilming Corporation of America and Barnard, Henry. Slavery, a bibliography and union list of the microform collection. Sanford, N.C: Microfilming Corp. of America, 1980-.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6B26.

Miller, Joseph Calder. Slavery, a comparative teaching bibliography. [Honolulu]: Crossroads Press, 1977. vi, 123 p. (Archival and bibliographic series). Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6M64.

Miller, Joseph Calder. Slavery : a worldwide bibliography, 1900-1982. White Plains, N.Y: Kraus International, 1985. xxvii, 451 p.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6M5430 1985.

Miller, Joseph Calder and Miller, Joseph Calder. Slavery and slaving in world history : a bibliography, 1900-1991. Millwood, N.Y: Kraus International Publications, 1993.
xvii, 556 p. Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6M5440 1993.

Smith, John David. Black slavery in the Americas : an interdisciplinary bibliography, 1865-1980. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1982. 2 v. Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6S662.

Finkelman, Paul and Library of Congress. Slavery in the courtroom : an annotated bibliography of American cases. Washington: Library of Congress For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O, 1985. xxviii, 312 p. "Includes materials from the collections of the Law Library, including its rare book collections, and from the general collections and the Rare Book and Special Collections Division of the Library of Congress"--P. 7. Includes index.
Call no: Law XXKF4545.S5A1230 1985, and Gen

Slavery--Sources

American slavery pamphlets. 16 pamphlets from 1831 to 1863. Louisville [Ky]: Lost Cause Press, 1961. 16 microcards.
Call no: microcard E3 Mic.

Berger, Josef and Berger, Dorothy. Diary of America; the intimate story of our nation, told by 100 diarists--public figures and plain citizens, natives and visitors--over the five centuries from Columbus, the Pilgrims, and George Washington to Thomas Edison, Will Rogers, and our own time. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1957. 621 p.
Call no: Gen E173.B5.

Miller, Marion Mills; United States Congress, and Great Britain Parliament. Great debates in American history; from the debates in the British Parliament on the Colonial stamp act (1764-1765) to the debates in Congress at the close of the Taft administration (1912-1913). Metuchen, N.J: Mini-Print Corp, 1970. 14 v. in 3. Reprint of the 1913 ed. v.1. Colonial rights--the revolution--the Constitution.--v.2. Foreign relations, part 1.--v.3. Foreign relations, part 2.--v.4. Slavery from 1790 to 1857.--v.5. State rights (1798-1861) and slavery (1858-1861).--v.6. The Civil War.--v.7. Civil rights, part 1.--v.8. Civil rights, part 2.--v.9. Departments of government.--v.10. Economic and social questions, part 1.--v.11. Economic and social questions, part 2.--v.12. Revenue: tariff and taxation.--v.13. Finance, part 1.--v.14. Finance, part 2.
Call no: Gen E173.M64.

Mullin, Michael. American Negro slavery : a documentary history. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1976. xii, 288 p.
Call no: Gen E441.A49.

Rose, Willie Lee Nichols. A Documentary history of slavery in North America. New York: Oxford University Press, 1976. xvi, 537 p. Note: Includes songs.
Call no: Harp E441.D63 Gen E441.D63.

Filler, Louis. Slavery in the United States of America. New York: Van Nostrand, [1972]. vi, 165 p.
Call no: Gen E441.F48.

King, Wilma. Stolen childhood : slave youth in nineteenth-century America. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1995. xxi, 253 p.
Call no: Harp E441.K590 1995 Gen E441.K590 1995.

Mullin, Michael. American Negro slavery : a documentary history. New York: Harper & Row, 1976.
xii, 283 p. (Harper torchbooks, TB1806).
Call no: Gen E441.M85 1976.

Rinchon, Dieudonn e pßere. L'ésclavage aux Etats-Unis; aperçu historique et bibliographique. Paris, 1952. 23 p.
Call no: Gen E441.R57.

Wish, Harvey. Slavery in the South; first-hand accounts of the antebellum American Southland from northern & southern whites, Negroes, & foreign observers. New York: Farrar, Straus, [1964]. xxi, [2], 290 p. (Materials of American history series).
Call no: Gen E441.W81.

Woodman, Harold D. Slavery and the Southern economy; sources and readings. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, [1966]. x, 261 p.
Call no: Harp E441.W89, Gen

Austin, Allan D. African Muslims in antebellum America : a sourcebook. New York: Garland Pub, 1984. xiv, 759 p. (Critical studies on Black life and culture, v. 5). Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen E444.A250 1984.

Faust, Drew Gilpin. The Ideology of slavery : proslavery thought in the antebellum South, 1830-1860. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1981. x, 306 p. (Library of Southern civilization). Contents: Abolition of Negro slavery / Thomas Roderick Dew -- Memoir on slavery / William Harper -- A brief examination of scripture testimony on the institution of slavery / Thornton Stringfellow -- Letter to an English abolitionist / James Henry Hammond -- Two lectures on the natural history of the Caucasian and Negro races / Josiah C. Nott -- Treatise on sociology / Henry Hughes -- Southern thought / George Fitzhugh.
Call no: Harp E449.I260, Gen.

Weaver, Robert B. The struggle over slavery. Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press, [1938]. vii, 83, [1] p. "The major portion of this volume consists of descriptions, statements, and explanations taken from source materials."--Pref. Early slavery in America.--Controversies over the extension of slavery.--The seccession movement.--The civil war.--Reconstruction in the South.
Call no: Gen E449.W35.

University of Chicago Library and Kimball, Christopher W. In Lincoln's time : sources on nineteenth century America in the William E. Barton collection. Chicago: University of Chicago Library, 1986. 47 p.
Call no: Gen E457.65.U650 1986.

Zilversmit, Arthur and Lincoln, Abraham. Lincoln on black and white; a documentary history. Belmont, Calif: Wadsworth Pub. Co, [1971]. 187 p.
Call no: Gen E457.92 1971a.

Zanca, Kenneth J. American Catholics and slavery, 1789-1866 : an anthology of primary documents. Lanham, Md: University Press of America, 1994. xxxi, 290 p.
Call no: Gen HT917.C3A440 1994.

Olmsted, Frederick Law; Beveridge, Charles E., and McLaughlin, Charles Capen. Slavery and the South, 1852-1857. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1981. xxi, 503 p.
Call no: Gen SB470.O5A25 v.2 Gen SB470.O5A25 v.2.

Boskin, Joseph. Into slavery : racial decisions in the Virginia Colony. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1976. xi, 115 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: W W152463 W W152463.

Slavery--Documents of Owners and Plantations

Records of ante-bellum southern plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War. Kenneth M. Stampp, General Editor. Frederick, Md: University Publications of America, 1985-. 702 reels. Note: Accompanying guide to the collection on microfilm has call no. E441.G92.
Extremely large collection of manuscripts originating on southern plantations, dating from the mid-17th century to the end of the Civil War. Includes financial records, diaries, journals, records of slaves, correspondence and all sorts of personal papers of planters and their families. Information on every aspect of material culture and daily life. Important source for information on life of slaves, management of slave labor, slave medical accounts, relations between master and slaves, black churches. Because their origin in plantation activities, these records are particularly valuable for documenting the lives of the planter elite that dominated much of the antebellum South. -- Series A: South Caroliniana Library (41 reels). -- Part 1: Papers of James Henry Hammond, 1795-1865, planter and secessionist leader in the U.S. Senate (15 reels). -- Part 2: Includes papers of rice plantations, lowcountry cotton plantations, and upcountry and piedmont plantations (26 reels). -- Series B: S. C. Historical Society. Emphasis on Charleston district (10 reels). -- Series C: Library of Congress. -- Part 1: Virginia planters (8 reels). -- Part 2: Two S. C. attorneys and others (5 reels). -- Series D: Maryland Historical Society. Includes 18th C. records, and records of plantations with fewer than 10 slaves (14 reels). -- Series E: Univ. of Va. Library. Records of plantations prior to closing of slave trade; Berkeley family papers, from 1653 to 1865; Southside Va. planters (39 reels). -- Series F: Duke Univ. Library. Includes records of C. C. Clay and Henry Watson of Alabama; papers of plantations of "rice barons" of low-country S. C. and Ga.; records of upper South plantations (84 reels). -- Series G: University of Texas Library. Papers of Perry family, migrating with Austin party (44 reels); Massie papers, remarkably full records in 188 vv. of plantation affairs, 1820 to 1865 (45 reels). -- Series H: Tulane University Library and Louisana State Museum. Includes records of two free black slaveholders, and records documenting New Orleans' development (30 reels). -- Series I: Louisiana State Univ. Records of sugar barons' plantations; cotton culture of lower Mississippi, including Natchez area (47 reels). -- Series J: Southern Historical Collection. Large and diverse selection, including records of plantations in tobacco culture of N.C., Tenn., and Ky., Ruffin papers of Va., etc. (171 reels).
Call no: microfm E381 Mic.

Stampp, Kenneth M.; Boehm, Randolph, and Schipper, Martin Paul. A guide to records of ante-bellum southern plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War. Frederick, Md: University Publications of America, 1985-. v- Note: Ser. A. Selections from the South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina -- Ser. B. Selections from the South Carolina Historical Society -- Ser. C. Selections from the Library of Congress -- Ser. D. Selections from the Maryland Historical Society -- Ser. E. Selections from the University of Virginia Library, University of Virginia -- Ser. F. Selections from the Manuscript Department, Duke University -- Ser. G. Selections from the Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin -- Ser. H. Selections from the Howard-Tilton Library, Tulane University and the Louisiana State Museum Archives -- Ser. I. Selections from Louisiana State University -- Ser. J. Selections from the Southern Historical Collection, Manuscripts Department, Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Call no: Gen E441.G92.

Slavery in ante-bellum Southern industries . Charles B. Dew, editorial advisor. Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 1991-.
28 microfilm reels. (Black studies research sources). Note: Accompanied by printed guide with call number W356870.
Collection includes records of industrial and mining companies; business and personal correspondence of industrialists, their managers, financiers, and customers; documents relating to the purchase, hire, medical care, and provisioning of slave laborers; descriptions of production processes; journals recording costs and income. Though selections concentrate on the antebellum period, several runs of records extend well beyond the Civil War. Enterprises include copper mine in Tennessee, gold mine in Georgia, ironworks and coal mine in Virginia, turpentine works in North Carolina, sawmill, gold mine, and slate mine in Georgia.
Call no: microfm E441.S64 1991 Mic.

Schipper, Martin Paul; Dew, Charles B.; Duke University Library, and University Publications of America (Firm). A guide to the microfilm edition of ... Slavery in antebellum Southern industries Series A, Selections from Duke University. Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 1991. xi, 23 p. (Black studies research sources).
Call no: Z7164.S6S35 1991 Gen Z7164.S6S35 1991.

American women's diaries. Southern women [microform]. Jane Begos, editor. New Canaan, CT: Readex Film Products, [1988?]. 20 v. (34 microfilm reels). Note: Guide to microfilms has call no.: CT3260.A55 1988 Suppl. Includes 50,000 ms. pages. Documents daily life, family relationships, household management, slavery, religious views, travel, views on Civil War, Reconstruction. Contents: Ada Bacot (b. 1832). Plantation life, slave management, nursing. Tidewater Virginia. -- Zillah Brandon (1801-1871). Deeply religious pioneer, near Cherokee settlement in east Alabama. -- Mary Davis Brown (1822-1903). South Carolina. Temperance, slavery, trials of KKK members. -- Burge Diaries. Mother, stepdaughter, daughter; economic, religious, social life in mid-19th C. middle Georgia. -- Kate S. Carney (b. 1842). Affairs of large, well-to-do family of Murphreesboro, Tennessee, 1860's. -- Carolyn Clitherall (1784-1863). 8 vv. family history, emigration from Wales in 1751. -- Louisa Cocke (fl. 1840). 1816 to 1850's; temperance and slave resettlement activist. -- Martha Crawford (1830-1861). From youth in Alabama to service as missionary in China. -- Sarah Crowford (1824-1913). Governor's daughter, in boarding school. -- Kate Cumming (1835-1909). Civil War nurse. -- Sarah Dawson (1842-1909). 1862-1866: travels and psychic phenomena. -- Harriet Eaton (fl. 1855). Civil war nurse in Virginia; travels to Mobile. -- Sarah Gayle (1795-1835). Wife of governor of frontier Alabama. -- Mary Goodwin (b. 1844). Wytheville, Va., social affairs and Confederacy. -- Cloe Greene (1843-1924) and Grace Whittle (fl. 1860). Virginia sisters. Yellow fever epidemic. -- Mary Hort (b. 1796). Florida and S. C. War, smallpox, yellow fever epidemics. -- Mary Howell (fl. 1870). Atlanta, 1887-1891. Eveline Jackson (1848-1928). Ga. Piedmont region. -- Emma LeConte (fl. 1864). Burning of Columbia, S. C. -- Jane Lines (fl. 1860). English emigree who moved to Border States. -- Harriet McLellan (fl. 1865). Southern businesswoman, financial struggles of Reconstruction. -- Millie McCreary (b. 1858). Young black woman who taught at Atlanta Baptist Seminary. -- Priscilla McKaig (1819-1885). Civil war era. -- Carrie Moffet (d. 1898). Louisville Female High School. -- Cornelia Moore (fl. 1900). Red Cross service in World War I. -- Emma Mordecai. Daughter of prominent Jewish merchant of Richmond in Civil War. -- Elizabeth Pringle (1845-1921). Civil war era, S. C. rice planter. -- Alice Ready (d. 1890). Student in Maryland, travels. -- Molly Seawell (1860-1916). Gloucester, Va., anti-suffragist. -- Anna Weisiger (1821-1887). Va., emphasis on religion.
Call no: microfm CT3260.A55 1988 Mic.

Hammond, James Henry 1807-1865. Hammond papers, 1823-75. 20 reels. Note: Originals in Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 10 ft (ca. 5000 items). Governor of South Carolina, and U. S. Senator. Correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, account books, plantation manuals. Materials on state and national politics in the decades leading to the Civil War. Subjects include states rights, slavery, state banks, Nashville Convention of 1850, secession, nullification, tariff. Described in Handbook of Manuscripts in the Library of Congress (1918), p. 159-160.
Call no: microfm E128 Mic.

Rutledge, John 1766-1819. The John Rutledge papers in the Southern Historical Collection of the University of North Carolina Library [microform]. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Library Photographic Service, 1967. 2 reels. Note: At head of title: National Historical Publications Commission. Microfilm publication program. Microfilm (positive) of MS. collection. With this is filmed at the beginning of each reel: Guide to the microfilm edition of the John Rutledge papers. (12 p.; 23 cm.). 663 items. Rutledge was a lawyer, planter, and U. S. Representative from South Carolina. Chiefly letters written to Rutledge by his friends, his brothers in Charleston, S. C., political leaders, and government officials relating to his travels in Europe and his political activities.
Call no: Microfm E356 Mic.

Faust, Drew Gilpin. Southern stories : slaveholders in peace and war. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1992. viii, 252 p. Men. Evangelicalism and the Proslavery Argument: The Reverend Thornton Stringfellow of Virginia (1977). The Rhetoric and Ritual of Agriculture in Antebellum South Carolina (1979). Culture, Conflict, and Community: The Meaning of Power on an Antebellum Plantation (1980). The Proslavery Argument in History (1981). Christian Soldiers: The Meaning of Revivalism in the Confederate Army (1987) -- Women. Altars of Sacrifice: Confederate Women and the Narratives of War (1990). In Search of the Real Mary Chesnut (1982). Race, Gender, and Confederate Nationalism: William D. Washington's Burial of Latane (1989). A War Story for Confederate Women: Augusta Jane Evans's Macaria (1992). "Trying to Do a Man's Business": Gender, Violence, and Slave Management in Civil War Texas (1992).
Call no: Gen F213.F250 1992.

Seabury, Caroline and Bunkers, Suzanne L. The diary of Caroline Seabury, 1854-1863. Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1991. xi, 148 p. (Wisconsin studies in American autobiography).
Call no: Gen F213.S420 1991.

Breeden, James O. Advice among masters : the ideal in slave management in the Old South. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1980. xxvi, 350 p. (Contributions in Afro-American and African studies, no. 51). Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen E443.A370.

Smith, Billy Gordon and Wojtowicz, Richard. Blacks who stole themselves : advertisements for runaways in the Pennsylvania gazette, 1728-1790. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989. 222 p. Note: Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen E443.B5250 1989.

Hodges, Graham Russell and Brown, Alan Edward. "Pretends to be free" : runaway slave advertisements from colonial and revolutionary New York and New Jersey. New York: Garland Pub, 1994. xl, 369 p.
Call no: Gen E445.N56P740 1994.

Meaders, Daniel. Advertisements for runaway slaves in Virginia, 1801-1820. New York: Garland Pub, 1997. v, 396 p. (Studies in African American history and culture). Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen E445.V8 A38 1997.

Windley, Lathan A. Runaway slave advertisements : a documentary history from the 1730s to 1790. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1983. 4 v. Contents: v. 1. Virginia and North Carolina -- v. 2. Maryland -- v. 3. South Carolina -- v. 4. Georgia.
Call no: Gen E446.W730 1983.

Allston, Robert F. W. and South Carolina Historical Society. Papers of Robert F. W. Allston papers. Spartanburg, S.C: Reprint Co, 1985. 476 microfiches. Note: Includes: shelf list, index, calendar and author's biography. The original manuscripts are owned by the South Carolina Historical Society.
Call no: Mic microfc F 20.

South Carolina Historical Society. Ball papers. Spartanburg, S.C: Reprint Co, 1985. 52 microfiches. Note: Original manuscripts are owned by the South Carolina Historical Society.
Call no: Mic microfc F 21.

South Carolina Historical Society. Manigault papers, 1750-1900. Spartanburg, S.C: Reprint Company, 1985. 100 microfiches. Note: The original manuscripts are owned by the South Carolina Historical Society. Includes the calendar of the Manigault family papers.
Call no: Mic microfc F 22.

South Carolina Historical Society. Chesnut, Miller, Manning papers. Spartanburg, S.C: Reprint Co, 1985. 115 microfiches. Note: Includes shelf list, index and calendar. The original manuscripts are owned by the South Carolina Historical Society.
Call no: Mic microfc F 23.

Clifton, James M. Life and labor on Argyle Island : letters and documents of a Savannah River rice plantation, 1833-1867. Savannah: Beehive Press, 1978. xlvi, 365 p., [2] leaves of plates.
Call no: Gen F292.S3L530.

Tregillis, Helen Cox. River roads to freedom : fugitive slave notices and sheriff notices found in Illinois sources. Bowie, Md: Heritage Bks, 1988. 122 p. Note: Spine title: Fugitive slave notices, Illinois. Includes index.
Call no: Gen F540.T70 1988.

Gabr'l blow sof': Sumter County, Alabama, Slave narratives; edited by Alan Brown. Livingston: Livingston Press, 1997.
Call no: On order.

Slavery--Documents of Slaves

Bontemps, Arna Wendell. Great slave narratives. Boston: Beacon Press, 1969.

Hopkins, Dwight N. and Cummings, George C. L. Cut loose your stammering tongue : black theology in the slave narratives. Maryknoll, N.Y: Orbis Books, 1991. xxiii, 168 p.
Call no: Gen BT82.7.C870 1991.

Sayre, Robert F. American lives : an anthology of autobiographical writing. Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. p. cm. (Wisconsin studies in American autobiography). Partial contents: - Pt. 4. Self-Liberators, 1836-1865. 17. The Life and Religious Experience of Jarena Lee, A Coloured Lady / Jarena Lee. 19. from Leaves from a Slave's Journal of Life / Lewis Clarke. 29. from Life and Times of Frederick Douglass / Frederick Douglass. 36. The Shadow of Years / W. E. B. Du Bois. - A Reading List of Other American Autobiographies -- Titles in Wisconsin Studies in American Autobiography.
Call no: Gen CT211.A480 1994.

Slave narratives. New York: Andronicus Publishing Co., 1970. 17 v. on 168 sheets. Mounted photographs. Full title: Slave narratives, a folk history of slavery in the United States from interviews with former slaves. Typewritten records prepared by the Federal Writers Project, 1936-1938, assembled by the Library of Congress project, Work Projects Administration, for the District of Columbia. Sponsored by the Library of Congress. Illustrated with photographs.
Call no: Microfc E5.

Clark, Lewis Garrard and Clark, Milton. Narratives of the sufferings of Lewis and Milton Clarke sons of a soldier of the revolution, during a captivity of more than twenty years among the slaveholders of Kentucky, one of the so called Christian states of North America. Boston: B. Marsh, 1846. 144 p. Note: Enlarged from "Narrative of the sufferings of Lewis Clark," Boston, 1845.
Call no: Mic microfc E169.1.L537 1971.

Drew, Benjamin. A north-side view of slavery The refugee, or, The narratives of fugitive slaves in Canada. Boston New York: J.P. Jewett and Company Sheldon, Lamport and Blakeman, 1856.
xii, 387 p.
Call no: Mic microfc E169.1.L537 1971.

Still, William. The underground rail road a record of facts, authentic narratives, letters, &c. : narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes, and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom : as related by themselves and others or witnessed by the author ; together with sketches of some of the largest stockholders and most liberal aiders and advisers of the road. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, 1872. 2 p. l., 780 p., [24] leaves of plates.
Call no: Mic microfc E169.1.L537 1971.

Escott, Paul D. Slavery remembered : a record of twentieth-century slave narratives. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1979. xv, 221 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Harp E443.E820 Gen E443.E820.

Jackson, Margaret Y. The struggle for freedom, phase I : as revealed in slave narratives of the pre-Civil War period, 1840-1860. Chicago: Adams Press, 1976. xiv, 275 p.
Call no: Gen E443.J17.

Katz, William Loren. Flight from the devil : six slave narratives. Trenton, N.J: Africa World Press, 1996. xxxii, 434 p.
Call no: Gen E444 .F58 1996.

Rawick, George P. The American slave : a composite autobiography. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Pub. Co, [1972]. 19 v. (Contributions in Afro-American and African studies, no. 11). v. 1. From sundown to sunup; the making of the Black community -- v. 2-3. South Carolina narratives, pt.1-4 -- v. 4-5. Texas narratives, pt.1-4 -- v. 6. Alabama and Indiana narratives -- v. 7. Oklahoma and Mississippi narratives -- v. 8-10. Arkansas narratives, pt.1-6 -- v. 11. Arkansas narratives, pt.7 and Missouri narratives -- v. 12-13. Georgia narratives, pt.1-4 -- v. 14-15. North Carolina narratives, pt.1-4 -- v. 16. Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia, and Tennessee narratives -- v. 17. Florida narratives -- v. 18. Unwritten history of slavery (Fisk University) -- v. 19. God struck me dead (Fisk University).
Call no: Gen E444.A44 and Harp.

Rawick, George P.; Hillegas, Jan, and Lawrence, Ken. The American slave : a composite autobiography : supplement, series 1. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1977. 12 v. (Contributions in Afro-American and African studies, no. 35). Note: v. 1. Alabama narratives -- v. 2. Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, and Oregon and Washington narratives -- v. 3-4. Georgia narratives, part 1-2 -- v. 5. Indiana and Ohio narratives -- v. 6-10. Mississippi narratives, part 1-5 -- v. 11. North Carolina and South Carolina narratives -- v. 12. Oklahoma narratives.
Call no: Gen E444.A450 Suppl.1 .

Rawick, George P. The American slave : a composite autobiography : supplement, series 2. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1979. 10 v. (Contributions in Afro-American and African studies, no. 49). v. 1. Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Washington narratives -- v. 2-10. Texas narratives.
Call no: Gen E444.A450 Suppl.2 .

Bayliss, John F. Black slave narratives. [New York]: Macmillan, [1970]. 221 p.
Call no: Harp E444.B35, Gen

Bontemps, Arna Wendell. Great slave narratives. Boston: Beacon Press, [1969]. xix, 331 p. Note: The slave narrative; an American genre, by A. Bontemps.-- The life of Olaudan Equino, or Gustavus Vassa, the African, written by himself.-- The fugitive blacksmith; or, Events in the history of James W.C. Pennington, pastor of a Presbyterian church, New York, formerly a slave in the State of Maryland.-- Running a thousand miles for freedom; or, The escape of William and Ellen Craft from slavery.
Call no: Gen E444.B72, Harp

Clark, Lewis Garrard and Clark, Milton. Narratives of the sufferings of Lewis and Milton Clarke sons of a soldier of the revolution, during a captivity of more than twenty years among the slaveholders of Kentucky, one of the so called Christian states of North America. Dictated by themselves. Boston: B. Marsh, 1846. 144 p. Note: Enlarged from "Narrative of the sufferings of Lewis Clark," Boston, 1845.
Call no: Gen E444.C6; reprint at E444.C6 1969.

Gates, Henry Louis. The Classic slave narratives. New York: New American Library, 1987.
xviii, 518 p. Note: "A Mentor book.".
Call no: Gen E444.C630 1987, Harp.

Miller, Randall M. "Dear Master" : letters of a slave family. Ithaca, N.Y: Cornell University Press, 1978. 281 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Harp E444.D420 Gen E444.D420

Diedrich, Maria. Ausbruch aus der Knechtschaft : das amerikanische slave narrative zwischen Unabhängigkeitserklärung und Bürgerkrieg. Stuttgart: F. Steiner Verlag Wiesbaden, 1986.
310 p. Note: Numerous citations in English. Includes index.
Call no: Gen E444.D540 1986.

Five slave narratives; a compendium. New York: Arno Press, 1968. 1 v. (various pagings). (American Negro, his history and literature). Note: "Reprinted from copies in the Moorland-Spingarn collection, Howard University and at the New York Public Library." The narrative of Lunsford Lane. 1842.--The fugitive blacksmith, by J. W. C. Pennington. 2d ed. 1849.--Narrative of William W. Brown. 1847.--My life in the South, by J. Stroyer. New and enl. ed. 1898.--Narrative of the life of Moses Grandy, by G. Thompson. 2d American ed. 1844.
Call no: Harp E444.F56 Gen E444.F56.

Fleischner, Jennifer. Mastering slavery : memory, family, and identity in women's slave narratives. New York: New York University Press, 1996. xii, 232 p. Note: The family romances of Child and Stowe -- "We could have told them a different story!" : Harriet Jacobs, John Jacobs, and the rupture of memory -- Objects of mourning in Elizabeth Keckley's behind the scenes -- Enduring memory : Kate Drumgoold and Julia A.J. Foote.
Call no: Gen E444.F5770 1996.

Henson, Josiah; Stowe, Harriet Beecher, and Lobb, John. An autobiography of the Rev. Josiah Henson (Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom") from 1789-1881. 40th thousand ed. London: "Christian Age" Office, 1877. 236 p. Note: Title on cover : "Uncle Tom's" story of his life. "The only authorised edition, and copyright."--Cover. Includes index.
Call no: Rare E444.H52 1877.

Henson, Josiah. Life of Josiah Henson An autobiography of the Reverend Josiah Henson. Reading, Mass: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co, [1969]. xxxiv, 190 p. (Addison-Wesley's fugitive slave narratives, 1). First published in 1849 under title: The life of Josiah Henson. Reprint of the 1881 ed.
Call no: Gen E444.H532 1969.

Osofsky, Gilbert; Bibb, Henry; Brown, William Wells, and Northup, Solomon. Puttin' on ole massa; the slave narratives of Henry Bibb, William Wells Brown, and Solomon Northup. [1st ed.] ed. New York: Harper & Row, [1969]. 409 p. Note: Narrative of the life and adventures of Henry Bibb, an American slave.--Narrative of William Wells Brown, a fugitive slave.--Twelve years a slave: narrative of Solomon Northup.--Bibliographic note (p. [407]-409).
Call no: Gen E444.O83, Harp.

Davis, Charles T. and Gates, Henry Louis. The Slave's narrative. Oxford [Oxfordshire] New York: Oxford University Press, 1985. xxxiv, 342 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen E444.S5750 1985.

Six women's slave narratives. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988.
xli, iv, [328] in various pagings, [2] leaves of plates. (Schomburg library of nineteenth-century Black women writers). Note: The history of Mary Prince, West Indian slave / originally edited by Thomas Pringle -- Memoir of old Elizabeth, a coloured woman -- The story of Mattie J. Jackson / written and arranged by L.S. Thompson -- From the darkness cometh the light or struggles for freedom / by Lucy A. Delaney -- A slave girl's story / Kate Drumgoold -- Memories of childhood's slavery days / Annie L. Burton.
Call no: Gen E444.S590 1988.

Blassingame, John W. Slave testimony : two centuries of letters, speeches, interviews, and autobiographies. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1977. lxv, 777 p.
Call no: Gen E444.S63, Harp.

Young, Mary and Horne, Gerald. Testaments of courage : selections from men's slave narratives. New York: Franklin Watts, 1995. 128 p.
Call no: Gen E444.T370 1995.

Baker, T. Lindsay; Baker, Julie P., and United States Work Projects Administration. The WPA Oklahoma slave narratives. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1996. xvi, 543 p.
Call no: Gen E444.W820 1996.

Young, Mary. "All my trials, Lord" : selections from women's slave narratives. New York: F. Watts, 1995. 112 p. (The African-American experience).
Call no: Gen E444.Y680 1995.

Clayton, Ronnie W. and Louisiana Writers' Project. Mother wit : the ex-slave narratives of the Louisiana Writers' Project. New York: P. Lang, 1990. 249 p.
Call no: Gen E445.L8C570 1990.

Tyler, Ronnie C. and Murphy, Lawrence R. The Slave narratives of Texas. 1st ed ed. Austin: Encino Press, 1974.
xlviii, 143 p.
Call no: Gen E445.T4S63.

Stuckey, Sterling. The ideological origins of Black nationalism. Boston: Beacon Press, [1972].
265 p. Note: Stuckey, S. Introduction.--Young, R. A. The Ethiopian Manifesto.--Walker, D. Walker's appeal.--Augustine. Ten letters.--Sidney. Four letters.--Garnet, H. H. Address to the slaves.--At an enthusiastic meeting of the Colored Citizens of Boston. Henry Highland Garnet's speech.--Delany, M. R. The political destiny of the colored race.--From the minutes of the Albany Convention of Colored Citizens, 1840.--Opposition to Black separatism; three letters by William Whipper.
Call no: Harp E449.S92 Gen E449.S92.

Ripley, C. Peter. Witness for freedom : African American voices on race, slavery, and emancipation. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1993. xxiv, 306 p. Ch. 1. The Rise of Black Abolitionism. The Colonization Controversy. 1. Our Present Homes. 2. Justice and Humanity. The Growth of Black Abolitionism. 3. An Address to the Massachusetts General Colored Association. 4. David Walker's Appeal. The Rise of Immediatism. 5. Black Leaders and William Lloyd Garrison. Moral Reform. 6. By Moral Suasion Alone. 7. Responsibility of Colored People in the Free States. 8. A Reading Room. 9. Temperance. Prejudice. 10. The Effect of Racial Prejudice. 11. Segregated Streetcars. 12. Racia Violence. Two Abolitionisms. 13. Black Abolitionism Defined -- Ch. 2. African Americans and the Antislavery Movement. Blacks as Advocates. 14. Your Obedient Servant. 15. Black Abolitionist Lecturers. 16. William Wells Brown's Panorama. 17. Content with Freedom. 18. What the Slaves Think. Slave Narratives. 19. Slavery in Kentucky. 20. A Thousand Miles to Freedom. 21. Slave Life - a Woman's Story. 22. Narrative of Tom Wilson. Black Women Abolitionists. 23. A Woman's Abolitionism. 24. The Antislavery Fair. 25. A Woman's Place. 26. Antislavery Poetry. 27. Bound with Them. Antislavery and the Black Community. 28. What Have They Done? 29. The Pittsburgh Juvenile Anti-Slavery Society. 30. The Union Missionary Society. 31. Black Abolitionism in the Pulpit. 32. Fair in Aid of the Impartial Citizen. Problems in the Movement. 33. Hints about Prejudice. 34. Professed Friends. 35. The Need for a Practical Abolitionism -- Ch. 3. Black Independence. A New Direction. 36. Asserting Independence. 37. William Whipper's Letters. 38. An Address to the Colored People of the United States. The African American Press. 39. Why We Should Have a Paper. 40. Obstacles for the Black Press. 41. Report of the Committee on a National Press. In the Common Defense. 42. Kidnapping in the City of New York. 43. The Rescue of Lucy Faggins. 44. The Underground Railroad. Antislavery Politics. 45. Pure Antislavery Politics. 46. Our Platform of Principles. 47. An Extraordinary Event. 48. The Issue Plainly Stated. Black Antislavery Tactics. 49. Moral Elevation? 50. Against Separate Schools. 51. Lobbying the Legislature. 52. Let Us Rouse Ourselves. 53. An Unjust Tax. By All Just and Necessary Means. 54. What Are Moral Means Good For? 55. An Appeal for Violence -- Ch. 4. Black Abolitionists and the National Crisis. The Slave Power. 56. Slavery - Its Effects upon the Rights and Interests of the North. 57. In the Wake of Dred Scott. The Fugitive Slave Law. 58. African Americans Respond to the Fugitive Slave Law. 59. Who Are the Murderers? 60. A Good Revolver. Black Emigration. 61. The Canadian Haven. 62. Standing on Free Ground. 63. Come to Canada. 64. Call for Emigration. Black Nationality. 65. Call for a Black Nationality. 66. Thoughts on Hayti. Blacks and John Brown. 67. Glorious Work. 68. If Die I Must. 69. John Brown, the Martyr. 70. Breakng into a State. 71. Call to Arms -- Ch. 5. Civil War. Debating the War. 72. Formation of Colored Regiments. 73. The Necessity of Action. The Emancipation Proclamation. 74. Less than Complete Freedom. 75. The Day of Jubilee? 76. The Present - and Its Duties. Blacks and Lincoln. 77. A Defender of Slavery? 78. The Best Choice Available. 79. John C. Fremont, a Better Choice. 80. Assassination of President Lincoln. The Black Military Experience. 81. The Meaning of the War. 82. Bravery and Its Rewards. The Movement Goes South. 83. A Woman's War. 84. Rev. J. W. Loguen Home Again. 85. The Southern Field and the Proper Agents. Reconstruction. 86. The Perils by the Way. 87. Capital versus Labor. 88. A Brief Review. 89. The Prospect Seems Gloomy.
Call no: Gen E449.W840 1993.

Drew, Benjamin. A north-side view of slavery The refugee: or, The narratives of fugitive slaves in Canada. Related by themselves, with an account of the history and condition of the colored population of Upper Canada. Boston New York: J.P. Jewett and Company Sheldon, Lamport and Blakeman; [etc., etc.], 1856. xii, 387 p.
Call no: Gen E450.D77.

Drew, Benjamin. The refugee : or, The narratives of fugitive slaves in Canada, related by themselves, with an account of the history and condition of the colored population of Upper Canada. Toronto: Coles Pub. Co, 1972. xii, 387 p. Reprint of the 1856 ed. published by J.P. Jewett, Boston. Running title: The refugee : or, A north-side view of slavery.
Call no: Gen E450.D77 1972.

Winks, Robin W.; Henson, Josiah; Brown, William Wells; Steward, Austin, and Drew, Benjamin. Four fugitive slave narratives. Reading, Mass: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co, [1969].
1 v. (various pagings). Note: An autobiography of the Reverend Josiah Henson.--Narrative of William W. Brown, a fugitive slave.--Twenty-two years a slave, and forty years a freeman, by A. Steward.--The refugee: a North-side view of slavery, by B. Drew.
Call no: Gen E450.F77.

Still, William. The underground rail road A record of facts, authentic narratives, letters, &c., narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom, as related by themselves and others, or witnessed by the author; together with sketches of some of the larges stockholders, and most liberal aiders and advisers, of the road. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, 1872. 780 p.
Call no: Gen E450.S85.

Still, William. The underground railroad : A record of facts, authentic narratives, letters, &c., narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom, as related by themselves and others, or witnessed by the author; together with sketches of some of the largest stockholders, and most liberal aiders and advisers, of the road. Rev. ed ed. Philadelphia: People's Publishing Company, [1878?]. 780 p. Note: Preface dated 1878.
Call no: Gen E450.S86.

District of Columbia Historical Records Survey and Frederick Douglass Memorial Home. Calendar of the writings of Frederick Douglass in the Frederick Douglass memorial home, Anacostia, D.C. Washington, D.C: District of Columbia Historical records survey, 1940. 93 l. Note: Reproduced from type-written copy.
Call no: Gen E450.5.D7H5.

Gallay, Alan. Voices of the Old South : eyewitness accounts, 1528-1861. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1994. xxix, 404 p.
Note: Social Relations in Our Southern States / Daniel R. Hundley. The Diary of Edmund Ruffin / Edmund Ruffin. 1. The Planting of Euramerican Colonies in the South. The Narrative of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca / Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca. Narratives of the Career of Hernando de Soto / Rodrigo Ranjel. A True and Perfect Description, of the Last Voyage or Navigation, Attempted by Capitaine John Rybaut . . . / Nicolas Le Challeux. Laudonniere & Ft. Caroline, History and Documents / Pedro Menendez de Aviles. A Map of Virginia with a Description of the Country, the Commodities, People, Government, and Religion / John Smith. The Records of the Virginia Company of London / Mary Wyatt -- 2. Southern Native Americans. La Salle, the Mississippi, and the Gulf: Three Primary Documents / Pierre Talon and Jean-Baptiste Talon. A New Voyage to Carolina; . . . / John Lawson. Fleur de Lys and Calumet: Being the Penicaut Narrative of French Adventure in Louisiana / Andre Penicaut. The Appalachian Indian Frontier: The Edmond Atkin Report and Plan of 1755 / Edmond Atkin. A Relation or Journal of a Late Expedition to the Gates of St. Augustine, in Florida . . . / Edward Kimber. The History of the American Indian / James Adair. Travels Through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida / William Bartram -- 3. Promoters and Naturalists: The Eighteenth-Century Environment. "Information Concerning the Province of North Carolina, Addressed to Emigrants from the Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, by an Impartial Hand" / An Impartial Hand. A Concise Natural History of East and West Florida / Bernard Romans. An Impartial Enquiry into the State and Utility of the Province of Georgia / Benjamin Martyn. "Reliable Answer to Some Submitted Questions Concerning the Land Carolina in Which Answer, However, Regard Is Also Paid at the Same Time to the Condition of the Colony of Georgia" / John Martin Bolzius. Travels Through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida / William Bartram. The History of the Dividing Line in the Year 1728 / William Byrd -- 4. Southern Society in the Eighteenth Century. Journal and Letters of Philip Vickers Fithian, 1773-1774: A Plantation Tutor of the Old Dominion / Philip Vickers Fithian. "Journal of Josiah Quincy, Junior, 1773" / Josiah Quincy, Jr. The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney, 1739-1762 / Eliza Lucas Pinckney. The Journal of John Harrower, an Indentured Servant in the Colony of Virginia, 1773-1776 / John Harrower and Ann Harrower. The History of the Dividing Line in the Year 1728 / William Byrd. The Life of the Reverend Devereux Jarratt, Rector of Bath Parish, Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Written by himself, . . . / Devereux Jarratt. The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution. The Journal and Other Writings of Charles Woodmason, Anglican Itinerant / Charles Woodmason -- 5. Slavery in the Eighteenth Century. An Account Shewing the Progress of the Colony of Georgia in America from Its First Establishment / Anonymous. The Hard Case of the Distressed People of Georgia / Thomas Stephns. A Concise Natural History of East and West Florida / Bernard Romans. "Reliable Answer to Some Submitted Questions Concerning the Land Carolina in Which Answer, However, Regard Is Also Paid at the Same Time to the Condition of the Colony of Georgia" / John Martin Bolzius. "A Letter to the Inhabitants of Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina" / George Whitefield. The Diary of Colonel Landon Carter of Sabine Hall, 1752-1778 / Landon Carter. Notes on the State of Virginia / Thomas Jefferson. Life, Letters, and Papers of William Dunbar of Elgin, Morganshire, Scotland, and Natchez, Mississippi. Pioneer Scientist of the South / William Dunbar. "Letter from Father Le Petit, Missionary, to Father d'Avaugour, Procurator of the Missions in North America, July 12, 1730" / Father Le Petit. "Instructions of the Clergy of South Carolina Given to Mr. Johnston . . ." / Gideon Johnston. "A Letter from Mr. Hugh Bryan to His Sister, Giving an Account of His Experiences Towards God" / Hugh Bryan. Take Care How Ye Hear. A Sermon Preached in the Parish Church of St. Philip Charles-Town, in South Carolina on Sunday the 13th of July, 1740 . . . and Regeneration, and the Testimony of the Spirit . . . / Alexander Garden. The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution. The Journal and Other Writings of Charles Woodmason, Anglican Itinerant / Charles Woodmason. The Biography of Elder David Purviance, with His Memoirs Containing His Views on Baptism, the Divinity of Christ, and the Atonement, Written by Himself . . . / David Purviance. History of Cosmopolite; or the Four Volumes of Lorenzo Dow's Journal . . . / Lorenzo Dow. The Biography of Elder Barton Warren Stone, Written by Himself: with Additions and Reflections / Barton Warren Stone. The Life and Times of the Reverend John Brooks, in which are Contained a History of the Great Revival in Tennessee, . . . / John Brooks. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave / Frederick Douglass. The Homes of the New World; Impressions of America / Fredrika Bremer -- 7. Antebellum South: Foreign Voices. Retrospect of Western Travel / Harriet Martineau. Domestic Manners of the Americans / Frances Trollop. A Tradesman's Travels in the United States and Canada in the Years 1840, 41, and 42 / William Thomson. Delineations of American Scenery and Character / John James Audubon. Excursion Through the Slave States, from Washington on the Potomac to the Frontier of Mexico; with Sketches of Popular Manners and Geological Notices / George W. Featherstonhaugh. Letters from the Slave States / James Stirling. The Homes of the New World; Impressions of America / Fredrika Bremer. Journl of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation in 1838-1839 / Frances Anne Kemble -- 8. Antebellum South: Northern Voices. The South-West / J. H. Ingraham. Bishop Whipple's Southern Diary, 1843-1844 / Henry Benjamin Whipple. Reminiscences of Georgia / Emily P. Burke. South-Side View of Slavery; or, Three Months at the South, in 1854 / Nehemiah Adams. An Inside View of Slavery: or a Tour Among the Planters / C. G. Parsons. To Raise Myself a Little: The Diaries and Letters of Jennie, a Georgia Teacher, 1851-1886 / Amelia Jane Akehurst. The Cotton Kingdom, Traveller's Observations on Cotton and Slavery in the American Slave States / Frederick Law Olmsted. A Divided Heart, Letters of Sally Baxter Hampton, 1853-1862 / Sally Baxter Hampton -- 9. Antebellum South: African-American Voices. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave / Frederick Douglass. Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Henry Bibb, an American Slave / Henry Bibb. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl / Harriet Jacobs. The Narrative of Lunsford Lane, Formerly of Raleigh, N. C. / Lunsford Lane. Solomon Northup. A North-Side View of Slavery. The Refugee: or the Narratives of Fugitive Slaves in Canada. Related by Themselves, with an Account of the History and Condition of the Colored Population of Upper Canada / Francis Henderson and Mrs. John Little. William Johnson's Natchez: The Ante-Bellum Diary of a Free Negro / William Johnson -- 10. Antebellum South: Southern White Voices. Life and Times of Gen. Sam. Dale, the Mississippi Partisan / Sam Dale. Plantation Life in the Florida Parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846 / Bennet H. Barrow. Mistress of Evergreen Plantation: Rachel O'Connor's Legacy of Letters, 1823-1845 / Rachel Swayze O'Connor. The Neglected Thread: A Journal from the Calhoun Community, 1836-1842 / Mary Moragne. Memoir on Slavery, Read Before the Society for the Advancement of Learning, of South Carolina, at Its Annual Meeting at Columbia, 1837 / William Harper. American Slavery as It Is: Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses / Angelina Grimke. "Hammond's Letters on Slavery" / James Henry Hammond. Cannibals All! or Slaves Without Masters / George Fitzhugh.
Call no: Harp F212.V650 1994 Gen F212.V650 1994.

Daniel, Harriet Bailey Bullock and Bolsterli, Margaret Jones. A remembrance of Eden : Harriet Bailey Bullock Daniel's memories of a frontier plantation in Arkansas, 1849-1872. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1993. x, 157 p.
Call no: Gen F411.D1650 1993.

Draper, Lyman Copeland 1815-1891. The Draper manuscript collection . Sanford, N.C: Microfilming Corp. of America, [1980?-]. Note: Microfilmed for the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Guide to the manuscript collection has call no. F580.5.D7H32. Portions of this edition held by the Library almost completely complement portions of 1949 microform edition at microfm F259 Mic. Reel numbering of two editions do not correspond. To locate any series, consult printed guide to determine pressmark and series title. Comprises 500 vv. of records in a variety of formats and dates, documenting the settlement of the Trans-Allegheny West, with emphasis upon the Old Northwest and the Old Southwest, from the period of the 1740's to the War of 1812. Collection contains many original manuscripts of early figures, including Daniel Boone, George Rogers Clark, William Preston; original military papers, including official correspondence, journals and diaries, muster rolls, order books, maps and plats; land surveys and sales records; business records. Collection also includes many transcriptions of documents; Draper's correspondence with informants, and records of interviews, whose subjects included numerous women, Indians and blacks.
Call no: microfm F515 Mic.

Draper, Lyman Copeland 1815-1891. [The Draper collection of manuscripts]. [1949?].
Note: Microfilmed for the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Guide to the manuscript collection has call no. F580.5.D7H32. Portions of this edition held by the Library almost completely complement portions of [1980?] microform edition at microfm F515 Mic. Reel numbering of two editions do not correspond. To locate any series, consult printed Guide to determine pressmark and series title.
See description in preceding entry.
Call no: microfm F259 Mic.

Equiano, Olaudah. The interesting narrative of the life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African. London: Printed for and sold by the author [and 12 others, 1789]. 2 v. Note: Errata at end of vol. 2.
Call no: Mic microfm HB30.G64 1974.

Jacobs, Harriet A. and Child, Lydia Maria Francis. Incidents in the life of a slave girl. Boston: Published for the author, 1861. 1 p. l., 5-306 p. Note: Preface signed: Linda Brent. By Mrs. Harriet Jacobs. cf. Cushing, Initials and pseudonyms..
Call no: Mic microfm HQ1420.W64 1975.

Winter, Kari J. Subjects of slavery, agents of change : women and power in Gothic novels and slave narratives, 1790-1865. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1992.
xii, 172 p.
Call no: Gen PS152.W560 1992.

Andrews, William L. African American autobiography : a collection of critical essays. Englewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice Hall, 1993. viii, 231 p. (New century views). Note: Introduction / William L. Andrews -- James Gronniosaw and the Trope of the Talking Book / Henry Louis Gates, Jr. -- Narration, Authentication, and Authorial Control in Frederick Douglass' Narrative of 1845 / Robert B. Stepto -- In the First Place: Making Frederick Douglass and the Afro-American Narrative Tradition / Deborah E. McDowell -- "Hear My Voice, Ye Careless Daughters": Narratives of Slave and Free Women before Emancipation / Hazel V. Carby -- The Representation of Slavery and the Rise of Afro-American Literary Realism, 1865-1920 / William L. Andrews -- Crusader for Justice: Ida B. Wells / Joanne M. Braxto -- Autoethnography: The An-Archic Style of Dust Tracks on a Road / Francoise Lionnet -- From Experience to Eloquence: Richard Wright's Black Boy as Art / Charles T. Davis -- Malcolm X and the Limits of Autobiography / Paul John Eakin -- Maya Angelou's I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and Black Autobiographical Tradition / George E. Kent -- After Black Boy and Dusk of Dawn: Patterns in Recent Black Autobiography / Albert E. Stone -- West Indian Autobiography / Sandra Pouchet Paquet -- The Value of Autobiography for Comparative Studies: African vs. Western Autobiography / James Olney.
Call no: res PS366.A35A370 1993.

Foster, Frances Smith. Witnessing slavery : the development of ante-bellum slave narratives. 2nd ed ed. Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. xli, 194 p. (Wisconsin studies in American autobiography).Note: Originally published: Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1979. With new introd., chapter, and supplementary bibliography.
Call no: Gen PS366.A35F60 1994.

Judy, Ronald A. T. (Dis)forming the American canon : African-Arabic slave narratives and the vernacular . Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1993. xxiii, 343 p.
Call no: Gen PS366.A35J830 1993.

Smith, W. L. G. Life at the South : or, "Uncle Tom's cabin" as it is. Being narratives, scenes, and incidents in the real "Life of the lowly". Buffalo Cleveland Sandusky :b C. L. Derby Chicago: G. H. Derby and Co Tooker and Gatchel D.B. Cooke Co, 1852. vi, [13]-519 p. Note: The illustrations are full paged.
Call no: Gen PS2878.S35L7 1852.

Bailey, David Thomas. A divided prism : two sources of Black testimony on slavery.
Call no: ResY YB12398.

Brown, Jacqueline Nassy. Slaves to history : narratives of race and place in a Black Atlantic port.
Call no: ResY YB13104 res YB13104.

Brignano, Russell C. Black Americans in autobiography; an annotated bibliography of autobiographies and autobiographical books written since the Civil War. Durham, N.C: Duke University Press, 1974. ix, 118 p.
Call no: RR Z1361.N39B86.

Virginia Historical Society and Hodges, F. Holly. Guide to African-American manuscripts in the collection of the Virginia Historical Society. Richmond: The Society, 1995. 176 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen Z6611.B63V57 1995 SpCl Z6611.B63V57 1995.

Anti-Slavery Sources

Buxton, Thomas Fowell Sir. The papers of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, 1786-1845. Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press Microform Publications, 1984. 17 microfilm reels. Note: Accompanied by calendar (CD1040.L72 v.13), which also appears at the beginning of the film. Alternate title: The Slave trade papers: The papers of Sir Thomas Fowell-Buxton, Abolitionist and Reformer, 1786-1845, from Rhodes House Library, Oxford.
Sir Thomas Fowell-Buxton was a major figure in the British anti-slavery movement, concerned not only with the abolition of slavery in the British empire, but also with the suppression of slave trade on the high seas. His papers also document a variety of other reform movements, as well as the colonization movement in Africa.
Call no: microfm DA506.B88 Mic.

Harper, Robert Goodloe 1765-1835. Papers and correspondence, 1790-1823. Harper was attorney; influential Federalist; Congressman from S. C.; and later U. S. Senator from Maryland. Member of Maryland State Colonization Society, and led the movement to settle former slaves in Liberia. Contents: Misc. letters, 1790-1823; printed letters, 1796-1801.
Call no: Microfm E144 Mic.

American Anti-Slavery Society. Proceedings of the American Anti-slavery Society at its third decade. New York: Arno Press, 1969. 175 p. Note: "Reprint edition 1969 by Arno Press, Inc ... Reprinted from a copy in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin Library." "Catalogue of anti-slavery publications in America", by Samuel May,jr.: p. 157-175.
Call no: Mic microfc E169.1.L537 1971.

Laurens, Henry. A South Carolina protest against slavery being a letter from Henry Laurens, second President of the Continental Congress, to his son, Colonel John Laurens, dated Charleston, S. C., August 14th, 1776 ; now published from the original. New York: G.P. Putnam, 1861. 1 p. l., [5]-6, [17]-34 p.
Call no: Mic microfc E169.1.L537 1971.

Estlin, John Bishop 1785-1855. Estlin papers from Dr. William's library, Gordon Square, London. Gloria Claire Taylor, editor. East Ardsley [Eng.]: Micro Methods c1961. 6 reels. (British Records Relating to America in Microform). Surgeon, advocate of vaccination. Reformer, advocate of temperance, abolition of slavery, instruction of the poor, religious toleration, suppression of medical impostures.
Call no: microfilm E280 Mic.

Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery. Papers of the Pennsylvania Abolitionist Society. Philadelphia: Historic Publications, 1969. 5 reels. This collection is owned by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Includes the minutes from 1787 to 1916, and an unusually extensive manuscript collection dating from 1787 through 1868. The collection is summarized and analyzed in a history of the Society by William J. Buck, which is in manuscript form included herein.
Call no: microfm E335 Mic.

American Anti-Slavery Society. Proceedings of the American Anti-slavery Society at its third decade, held in the city of Philadelphia, Dec. 3d and 4th, 1864 [i.e. 1863] Phonographic report by Henry M. Parkhurst. New York: America Anti-slavery Society, 1864. 175 p. Note: "Catalogue of anti-slavery publications in America," 1750-1863, by Samuel May, Jr.: p. [157]-175.
Call no: Gen E449.A5174.

American women's diaries. New England [microform]. New Canaan, CT: Readex Film Products, [1984?].
4 v. (21 microfilm reels).
Note: Guide to microfilms has call no.: CT3260.A54 1984 Suppl.
Manuscripts selected from the holdings of the American Antiquarian Society. Provides details of daily life, household chores, servants, health care, education views on such topics as marriage and family, abolitionism, nativism. Partial contents: Ruth Henshaw Banscom (1772-1848). More than 3000 pages. Leicester and Ashby, Mass. -- Abigail Gardner Drew (1777-1868). Life on Nantucket Island. -- Susan E. Parsons Brown Forbes (1824-1910). 66 vv. from 1841-1908. Mill work, teaching, running boarding house. -- Hannah Davis Gale (1818-1851). Student days in Providence. -- Louisa Adams Park (1772-1813). Wife of navy physician. Windham, N. H., and Acton and Salisbury, Mass., 1800-1801. -- Sally Ripley (b. 1785). Boston, early life. -- Martha Rogers (1761-1840). Exeter, N. H., 1785. -- Caroline Barrett White (1828-1915). Sixty-four years beginning in 1849.
Call no: microfm CT3260.A54 1984 Mic.

Fox, Tryphena Blanche Holder and King, Wilma. A northern woman in the plantation South : letters of Tryphena Blanche Holder Fox, 1856-1876. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1993. xx, 280 p. (Women's diaries and letters of the nineteenth-century South). Pt. I. Louisiana Before the Civil War, 1856-1860 -- Pt. II. The Civil War Years, 1861-1865 -- Pt. III. Louisiana After the Civil War, 1866-1876.
Call no: Gen E445.L8F680 1993.

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe Mrs; Schoolcraft, Mary Howard, and Schoolcraft, Mary Howard. Plantation life; the narratives of Mrs. Henry Rowe Schoolcraft. New York: Negro Universities Press, [1969]. 569, 34 p. Note: A reprint of the author's two books: The black gauntlet, and Letters on the condition of the African race in the United States, originally published in 1860 and 1852, respectively.
Call no: Gen E185.S37.

Dartmouth College. Library. Slavery and antislavery pamphlets : from the libraries of Salmon P. Chase and John P. Hale. Microfilm ed ed. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Xerox University Microfilms in collaboration with Dartmouth College Library, 1970. 5 reels. Roughly 170 items covering the period from 1839-1865.
Call no: microfm E342 Mic.

Aptheker, Herbert. And why not every man? The story of the fight against Negro slavery. Berlin: Seven Seas Publishers, [1961]. 278 p. (Seven Seas books).
Call no: Gen E441.A63.

Dumond, Dwight Lowell. A bibliography of antislavery in America. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, [1961]. 119 p.
Call no: Gen E441.D89 Linc E441.D89.

Birdseye, Ezekiel and Dunn, Durwood. An abolitionist in the Appalachian South : Ezekiel Birdseye on slavery, capitalism, and separate statehood in East Tennessee, 1841-1846. 1st ed ed. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1997. xii, 306 p.
Call no: Gen E445.T3 B57 1997.

Bruns, Roger. Am I not a man and a brother : the antislavery crusade of Revolutionary America, 1688-1788. New York: Chelsea House, 1977. xxxii, 551 p., [4] leaves of plates. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen E446.A460.

Garrison, William Lloyd and Nelson, Truman John. Liberator Documents of upheaval; selections from William Lloyd Garrison's the Liberator, 1831-1865. [1st ed.] ed. New York: Hill and Wang, [1966]. xxii, 294 p.
Call no: Gen E449.L69 1966.

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady 1815-1902 and Anthony, Susan B. 1820-1906. The papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony [microform]. Patricia G. Holland and Ann D. Gordon, editors. Wilmington, Delaware: Scholarly Resources, 1991. 45 microfilm reels. Note: Printed guide has call number HQ1413.S689P363 1992. Stanton and Anthony founded movement for women's political equality in the nineteenth century. Collection represents manuscript holdings of over 200 libraries and private collections, and printed material from approximately 700 periodical titles. Spanning the years 1831 through 1906, collection contains more than 14,000 documents, including legislative testimony, correspondence, diaries, speeches, accounts of meetings, calls to action, articles, legal papers, and financial papers. Collection documents relationship between suffragism and other movements such as antislavery, temperance, and relgious liberalism and free thought.
Call no: microfm HQ1413.S67A2 1991 Mic.

The Rhodes House anti-slavery papers. Temperley, Howard R., comp. East Ardsely [Eng.]: Micro Methods c1963. 2 reels. (British Records Relating to America in Microform).
Note: Facsimile of the original manuscripts. Material relating to America from the anti-slavery collection in Rhodes House, Oxford. Mainly 1839-1868.
Call no: Microfm HT20 Mic.

Turner, Lorenzo Dow. Anti-slavery sentiment in American literature prior to 1865. Washington, D. C: The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc, 1929. viii, 188 p.
Note: "This study...in 1926, was...submitted to...the University of Chicago in candidacy for the degree of doctor of philosophy."-Pref.
Call no: Gen PS310.S6T9 Gen PS310.S6T9 Gen PS310.S6T9.

Resistance, Emancipation, Era of Freedom--Sources

Berlin, Ira. Free at last : a documentary history of slavery, freedom, and the Civil War. New York: The New Press, 1992. xxxiii, 571 p. Note: Ch. I. A War for the Union -- Ch. II. A War for Freedom -- Ch. III. Life and Labor within Union Lines -- Ch. IV. Free Labor in the Midst of War -- Ch. V. Slavery within the Union -- Ch. VI. Soldiers and Citizens.
Call no: Gen E185.2.F80 1992.

Freedmen and Southern Society Project. Freedom, a documentary history of emancipation, 1861-1867. Cambridge [Cambridgeshire] New York: Cambridge University Press, 1982-. v. Note: "Selected from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States." An activity of the Freedmen and Southern Society Project.
Call no: Gen E185.2.F880 Law E185.2.F880.

Berlin, Ira. The Destruction of slavery. Cambridge New York: Cambridge University Press, 1985.
xxxviii, 852 p. (Freedom, a documentary history of emancipation, 1861-1867, ser. 1, v. 1).
Call no: Gen E185.2.F880 v.1 pt.1, Law.

Berlin, Ira. The Wartime genesis of free labor : the upper South. Cambridge New York: Cambridge University Press, 1993. xxxvii, 775 p. (Freedom, a documentary history of emancipation, 1861-1867, ser. 1, v. 2). Note: "Selected from the National Archives of the United States." Includes index. The Records. The Freedmen and Southern Society Project. Series 1 -- Editorial Method. Elements of a Document -- Symbols and Abbreviations. Editorial Symbols. Symbols Used to Describe Manuscripts. Abbreviations for Record Groups in the National Archives of the United States. Short Titles. Military and Other Abbreviations -- The Wartime Genesis of Free Labor 1861 - 1865. Ch. 1. Tidewater Virginia and North Carolina. Ch. 2. The District of Columbia. Ch. 3. Middle and East Tennessee and Northern Alabama. Ch. 4. Maryland. Ch. 5. Missouri. Ch. 6. Kentucky.
Call no: Gen E185.2.F880 v.1 pt.2.

Cheek, William F. Black resistance before the Civil War. Beverly Hills, Calif: Glencoe Press, [1970].
vi, 161 p.
Call no: Gen E447.C51.

Durden, Robert Franklin. The gray and the black; the Confederate debate on emancipation. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, [1972]. xi, 305 p.
Call no: Gen E453.D92.

Mead, Jeffrey B. Chains unbound : slave emancipations in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut . Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1995. 58 p.
Call no: Gen F104.G8M440 1995.

Jordan, Winthrop D. Tumult and silence at Second Creek : an inquiry into a Civil War slave conspiracy. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1993. xvii, 391 p. Note: Note of Appreciation and Thanks -- Abbreviations and Notations on Sources -- Ch. 1. An Episode in May -- Ch. 2. Evidentiary Sounds and Voices -- Ch. 3. Of Water, Land, and Work -- Ch. 4. Of the Planting Classes -- Ch. 5. Of One Kind of Politics -- Ch. 6. The Trials -- Ch. 7. The Rebels -- Ch. 8. Road Travelers -- Ch. 9. Of Women White and Black -- Ch. 10. Of Ideologies and Occupations -- Ch. 11. Of Means and Leaders -- Ch. 12. The Voices of Reprise -- Ch. 13. A Separate Peace -- Appendixes: Documents and Cast of Characters -- Note on the Documents -- Document A: Lemuel P. Conner's Record (Literal) -- Document B: Lemuel P. Conner's Record (Augmented) -- Document C: Susan Sillers Darden Diary -- Document D: How[ell] Hines to Governor -- Document E: Jo. D. L. Davenport to Governor -- Document F: Benjamin L. C. Wailes Diary -- Documents G: Louisa and Joseph Lowell Letters -- Document H: William I. Minor Plantation Diary -- Document I: S[ophia] H. Hunt to Jennie [Hughes] -- Documents J: William H. Ker to Mary S. Ker -- Document K: A. K. Farrar to Governor -- Document L: Van S. Bennett Diary -- Document M: Statement of Pleasant Scott -- Document N: Statement of James Carter -- Document O: Testimony of Rebecca A. Minor -- Document P: Testimony of William T. Martin -- Document Q: Brief on Loyalty, Katherine S. Minor Claim -- Document R: Opinion on the Minors' Role at the Racetrack -- Document Y: Charlie Davenport Interview (Version Y) -- Document Z: Charlie Davenport Interview (Version Z) -- Cast of Characters -- Black, by Own Name (If Known) -- Black, by Owner's Name or Not Owned -- White.
Call no: Gen F347.A2J670 1993.

Foner, Eric and Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Freedom's lawmakers : a directory of Black officeholders during Reconstruction. New York: Oxford University Press, 1993.
xlv, 290 p. Note: "Published in cooperation with the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York.".
Call no: Gen E185.96.F640 1993.

Du Bois, W. E. B. 1877-1963. The papers of W.E.B. Du Bois, 1803-1965 [microfilm]. Sanford, N.C: Microfilming Corp. of America, 1980. 89 microfilm reels. Note: Accompanying guide to the microfilm edition has call no. E185.97.D8M2.
Papers of first black sociologist, a founder of Niagara Movement, leader of NAACP, prolific historian and author, eventually a proponent of black separatism. Papers include correspondence with many important figures of his era.
Call no: microfm E372 Mic.

Black workers in the era of great migration, 1916-1929. Grossman, James R., editor. Frederick, Md: University Publications of America, 1985. 25 reels. (Black studies research collections: microfilms from major archival and manuscript collections). Note: Accompanying guide to the collection on microfilm has call no. E185.8.S34.
The period of the First World War saw a rapid increase in black migration from the rural south to urban centers in the industrialized north. The same period saw a great expansion of government control over the economy; several basic industries vital to the war effort came under federal control. Collection comprises records created by these wartime agencies that focus upon the operations and labor conditions of several such industries and on black workers. Collection also includes records from agencies that studied black workers in the '20's, including the Department of Labor, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, and the U.S. Census Bureau.
Call no: microfm E374 Mic.

The Peonage files of the U.S. Department of Justice, 1901-1945. Daniel, Pete, editor. Frederick, Md: University Publications of America, 1987. 26 reels. (Black studies research resources: microfilms from major archival and manuscript collections). Note: Guide to the microfilm collection has call no. HD4875.P461 1989.
An important economic feature of the early 20th century south was peonage, or debt peonage. Plantation owners held laborers in debt, and forced them to remain on the premises to work off their debt, often by violence or intimidation. The system functioned as a kind of substitute for the antebellum slave system. Collection comprises the peonage files of the Justice Department from 1901 to 1945, including complaints to the department from local US attorneys, private individuals, and organizations such as the NAACP; internal legal memoranda, depositions by witnesses, briefs, trial transcripts; and investigations conducted by the FBI. Peonage was also a feature of industries as well, and the collection provides information on many features of the economic history of the South, especially wages, labor conditions, and labor recruitment.
Call no: microfm HD4875.P46 1987 Mic.

Clark, Thomas Dionysius. Travels in the new South a bibliography. [1st ed.] ed. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, [1962]. 2 v. (American exploration and travel series, v. 36). v. 1. The postwar South, 1865-1900.--v. 2. The twentieth-century South, 1900-1955.
Call no: Gen Z1251.S7C59.

Slave Trade and its Abolition

Donnan, Elizabeth. Documents illustrative of the history of the slave trade to America. New York: Octagon Books, 1969. 4 v. Note: v. 1. 1441-1700. -- v. 2. The eighteenth century. -- v. 3. New England and the Middle Colonies. -- v. 4. The Border Colonies and the Southern Colonies.
Call no: Gen E441.D68 1969 Gen E441.D68 1969.

Beachey, R. W. A Collection of documents on the slave trade of eastern Africa. New York: Barnes and Noble, 1976. xii, 140 p. Note: Companion volume to the editor's The slave trade of eastern Africa. Includes index.
Call no: Gen HT1327.C570.

Tattersfield, Nigel. The forgotten trade : comprising the log of the Daniel and Henry of 1700 and accounts of the slave trade from the minor ports of England, 1698-1725. London: J. Cape, 1991.
xvi, 460 p. Note: Maps on lining papers.
Call no: Gen HT1162.T370 1991.

Isaac Hobhouse and Company. The Hobhouse letters, 1722-1755. Letters and other papers of [i.e. to] Isaac Hobhouse & Company, Bristol merchants. East Ardsley [Eng.]: Micro Methods Ltd, 1963.
Microfilm of letters describing trade among the Southern Colonies, the West Indies and West Africa. From materials in the Bristol Central Library and Bristol Record Office.
Call no: microfilm DA106 Mic.

Law, Robin and Great Britain Public Record Office. Correspondence from the Royal African Company's factories at Offra and Whydah on the slave coast of West Africa in the Public Record Office, London, 1678-93. [Edinburgh?]: Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University, [1989?].
81 p.
Call no: Gen D1.O25 no.24.

Jennings, Judi. The business of abolishing the British slave trade, 1783-1807. London Portland, OR: F. Cass, 1997. xii, 157 p.
Call no: Gen HT1162 .J46 1997.

Great Britain Parliament House of Commons and Augier, Roy. Debates in Parliament on the motion to abolish slavery. [West Indies: University of the West Indies, Departments of History, 1988?].
229 p.
Call no: Gen XXKGJ546.A460 1833.

France Conseil d'Etat. Arrêt du Conseil d'Etat du roi, qui ordonne que la gratification accordée au commerce pour la traite des nègres, sera restituée à l'adjudicataire des fermes, avec moitié en sus, par les armateurs qui l'auront reçue, & qui n'auront pas importé des noirs aux colonies : du 5 juin 1785. Paris: De l'Imprimerie Royale, 1785. 3 p.
Call no: Mic microfm HB30.G64 1974.

Rinchon, Dieudonné père. Les armements negriers au XVIIIe siècle d'après la correspondance et la comptabilité des armateures et des capitaines nantais. Bruxelles, 1956. 178 p.
Call no: Gen DT641.B85 n.s. v.7 pt.3.

Papers of the American slave trade. Series A. Selections from the Rhode Island Historical Society. Bethesda, Md.: University Publications of America, 1997. 50 reels.
Series A: Selections from the Rhode Island Historical Society. Focusses upon importation of slaves from Africa, including financial concerns, risk factors; slave treatment and slave revolts on transoceanic voyages; regional original and destinations of captives; Caribbean economy in American colonial times; related molasses and rum trade. Part 1: Brown family collections (20 reels). Collections date from early 1700s to early 1800s. Moses Brown, in second generation involved in slaving, became a leader in movement to outlaw slave trade. Material includes Providence Abolition Society minute book, 1789-1827. Part 2: Selected collections (30 reels). Papers of merchants of Providence, Newport, and Bristol involved in slave trade. Material includes log books, narratives of onboard slave revolts, financial papers, and papers documenting illegal slaving after 1808.
Call no: In process.

United States. Navy Department. Correspondence of the Secretary of the Navy relating to African colonization, 1819-1844 [microform]. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, 1952. 2 microfilm reels. (National Archives microfilm publications, no. M-205).
Consists mainly of copies of letters sent by the Secretary of the Navy to agents of the United States stationed on the northwest coast of Africa for the purpose of receiving blacks freed by the capture of slave ships, and letters and reports received by the Secretary of the Navy from these agents. Also correspondence of Secretary with President, Dept. of Treasury, Federal judges, district attorneys, and marshals, other government officials, the American Colonization Society, and private individuals and firms. Indexed.
Call no: microfm J92 M-205 Mic.

United States. Dept. of the Interior. Records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior relating to the suppression of the African slave trade and Negro colonization, 1854-1872 . Washington [D.C.]: National Archives, 1949. 10 reels. (File microcopies of records in the National Archives, M160). Note: Guide at start of reel 1. From record group 48, General records of the Dept. of the Interior.
Lincoln consolidated in the Dept. of Interior all activities having to do with the suppression of slave trade, and laws providing for the colonization in Africa of blacks seized aboard slave ships, and other laws providing for the colonization of free and recaptured blacks in Liberia, Haiti, and other tropical countries.
Call no: microfm J92 M-160 Mic.

McElveen, A. J.; Oakes, Ziba B., and Drago, Edmund L. Broke by the war : letters of a slave trader. Columbia, S.C: University of South Carolina Press, 1991. x, 152 p. Note: Chiefly correspondence from A.J. McElveen to Ziba B. Oakes.
Call no: Gen E442.M350 1991.

United States. Dept. of State. Despatches from United States ministers to Great Britain, 1791-1906 [microfilm]. Washington: National Archives, 1966. 200 reels. (National Archives microfilm publications, no. 30). Includes register of despatches.
Call no: microfm J92 M-30 Mic.

United States. Dept. of State. Despatches from United States ministers to France, 1789-1906. Washington: National Archives, 1966. 67 reels. (National Archives microfilm publications, no. 34).
Includes register of despatches. Library holds reels 1-67 (Sept. 29, 1789-Nov. 13, 1869) of 128 reels.
Call no: microfm J92 M-34Mic.

United States. Dept. of State. Despatches from United States ministers to Spain, 1792-1906 [microfilm] . Washington: National Archives, 1966. 134 reels. (National Archives microfilm publications, no. 31). Includes register of despatches.
Call no: microfm J92 M-31 Mic.

Slavery in the Caribbean and Latin America

American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Latin American Studies and Joint Committee on Latin American Studies. Handbook of Latin American studies a selective guide to the material published ... on anthropology, archives, art, economics, education, folklore, geography, government, history, international relations, labor and social welfare, language and literature, law, libraries, music, and philosophy. 1936-.Note: Subtitle varies.
Call no: Gen Z1601.H25 RR Z1601.H25.

Gutiérrez, Horácio and Monteiro, John M. A escravidão na América Latina e no Caribe : bibliografia básica. São Paulo: CELA, Unive[r]sidade Estadual Paulista, 1990. x, 141 p. (Série Bibliografias básicas, no. 2).Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen Z7164.S6G880 1990.

Casas, Bartolomé de las; Parish, Helen Rand, and Sullivan, Francis. De unico vocationis : The only way. New York: Paulist Press, 1992. vi, 281 p. (Sources of American spirituality). Note: Spine title: Bartolomé de las Casas. Translation of: De unico vocationis. Introduction: Las Casas' Spirituality--The Three Crises / Helen Rand Parish. Preamble. 1. A Prophetic Crisis in the New World. 2. A Christian Crisis in the New World. 3. An Apostolic Crisis in the New World. Postscript -- Bartolome De Las Casas: The Only Way to Draw All People to a Living Faith -- Prologue. Humanity of the Indians -- Pt. 1. True Evangelization. By the way of Christ. By the example of the apostles. Christ's kingdom of compassion and peace. The ideal missionary. Papal endorsement of peaceful conversion -- Pt. 2. Flse Evangelization. Wars for conversion contradict the human way. Wars contradict the way of Christ. Wars contradict the way of the missioner. Wars contradict the way of the Christian. The brutal missionary. Papal condemnation of armed oppression -- Epilogue. Restoration of the Indians. Wars for conversion are mindless and unjust. Wars for conversion are mortal sin. Therefore the guilty must make restoration. I. Las Casas' Account of His Prophetic Call -- II. Las Casas' Portrait of Pedro de Cordoba -- III. Las Casas' Condemnation of African Slavery -- I. Three Versions of The Only Way -- II. The Published Seventeenth-Century Summaries -- III. Fame, Loss, and Recovery; Our Restoration.
Call no: Gen BV3790.C35130 1992.

Abrahams, Roger D. and Szwed, John F. After Africa : extracts from British travel accounts and journals of the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries concerning the slaves, their manners, and customs in the British West Indies. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983. ix, 444 p., [5] leaves of plates. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen F2131.A470 1983.

Jamaica. Assembly. Journals. v. 1-14; 1663/1709-1822/26.
14 v. Note: Microfilmed by the Library of Congress Photoduplication Service.
Call no: microfm J103 Mic.

Hall, Douglas. In miserable slavery : Thomas Thistlewood in Jamaica, 1750-86. London: Macmillan, 1989. xxi, 322 p. (Warwick University Caribbean studies). Note: Includes index.
Call no: F1884.T44H35 1989

Wilmot, Swithin R. Adjustments to emancipation in Jamaica. Mona, Kingston, Jamaica: Social History Project, Dept. of History, University of the West Indies, 1988. v, 40 p.
Call no: Gen HT1098.A350 1988.

Cash, Philip; Gordon, Shirley C., and Saunders, Gail. Sources of Bahamian history. London: Macmillan Education, 1991. 374 p.
Call no: Gen F1656.C37 1991.

Colthurst, John Bowen and Marshall, Woodville K. The Colthurst journal : journal of a special magistrate in the islands of Barbados and St. Vincent, July 1835-September 1838. Millwood, N.Y: KTO Press, 1977. ix, 255 p. (Caribbean, historical and cultural perspectives).
Call no: Gen HT1093.C640.

Lazarus-Black, Mindie. Legitimate acts and illegal encounters : law and society in Antigua and Barbuda. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1994. xxv, 357 p. ;c23 cm. Notes on Sources, Methods, and the Terminology of Race and Class -- Introduction: Life and Law in the Common Order -- 1. Fashioning a Creole Society -- 2. Legal Sensibilities in the Common Order: Revolution and Rights at Court -- 3. Constructing the Kinship Order: Antiguan Family Law, 1632-1834 -- 4. Legalities, Illegalities, and Creole Families in the Common Order, 1632-1834 -- 5. The Postemancipation Period, 1834-1936: The Era of Free Individuals and Governable Families -- 6. Family Life in the Common Order after Slavery -- 7. Making and Breaking Alliances: Family Crises and Kinship Legalities in the 1980s -- 8. Cases, Courts, and Family Ideology in the Common Order -- 9. The Present and Future of Kinship Legalities.
Call no: Law XXKGK43.L390 1994 Gen XXKGK43.L390 1994.

Behn, Aphra and Lipking, Joanna. Oroonoko : an authoritative text, historical backgrounds, criticism. New York: W.W. Norton, 1997. xvi, 272 p.
Call no: Gen PR3317.O7 1997.

Price, Richard. Alabi's world. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1990. xx, 444 p., [1] leaf of plates. (Johns Hopkins studies in Atlantic history and culture).
Call no: Gen F2431.S27A4570 1990 Gen F2431.S27A4570 1990.

Centre national de la recherche scientifique (France) and Comité français des sciences historiques. Bibliographie annuelle de l'histoire de France. A detailed classified bibliography with author and subject indexes.
Call no: RR3 Z2176.B58 RR3 .

Léotin, Marie-Hélène; Archives de la Martinique, and Archives de la Martinique Service éducatif. La Martinique au temps de la Révolution française : 1789-1794. Fort-de France: Archives départementales, 1989. 107 p.
Call no: Gen F2081.M25 1989.

Beuze, Lyne Rose and Martinique Conseil régional. Citoyen ou noir? : période révolutionnaire et esclavage. Fort-de-France: Bureau de patrimoine, [1989?].
16 p.
Note: "Exposition du 26 mai au 30 août 1989." "Conseil régional de la Martinique.".

Léotin, Marie-Hélène and Archives de la Martinique Service Éducatif. Le Régime du travail sur les habitations à la Martinique après l'abolition de l'esclavage, 1848-1900 : choix de textes. Fort-de-France [Martinique]: Archives départementales, [198-?]. 1 portfolio (ca. 100 leaves).
Call no: Gen XXKGT1269.5.A280 1985.

Martial, Lucien. 27 mai 1848 : autour d'une abolition de l'esclavage. Guadeloupe: Collège Belle Plaine Gosier, 1986. 62 p.
Call no: Gen HT1108.G83A150 1986.

Palm, L. de. E lantamentu di 1795 : datos oral : 200 aña lantamentu di katibu. Curaçao: [s.n.], 1995. 44 p.

Highfield, Arnold R. and Tyson, George F. Slavery in the Danish West Indies : a bibliography. St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands: The Virgin Islands Humanities Council, 1994. 96 p. Includes index.

Paiewonsky, Isidor. Eyewitness accounts of slavery in the Danish West Indies : also graphic tales of other slave happenings on ships and plantations. [St. Thomas, V.I., USA: I. Paiewonsky, c1987]. ix, 166 p.
Call no: Gen HT1119.V6P350 1987.

Du Buc, Jean Baptiste and Dubuisson, Pierre Ulric. Lettres critiques et politiques sur les colonies & le commerce des villes maritimes de France, addressées à G.T. Raynal. Genève et se trouve à Paris: [s.n.], 1785. 14, [2], 292 p. Note: Attributed to J.B. Du Buc and P.U. Dubuisson--Cf. NUC pre-1956.
Call no: Mic microfm HB30.G64 1974.

Centro de Estudios Históricos Internacionales (Barcelona, Spain. Índice histórico español : bibliografía histórica de España e Hispanoamérica. 1973-.
Call no: RR3 Z2696.I4 .

Hispanic Society of America Library. Catalogue of the library. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1962. 10 v. (10048 p.).
Call no: RR Z2709.H49.

Núñez, Benjamín and African Bibliographic Center. Dictionary of Afro-Latin American civilization. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1980. xxxv, 525 p. Includes indexes.
Call no: RR3 F1408.3.N860.

Reales asientos y licencias para la introducción de esclavos negros a la América Española, 1676-1789. Ed. fascimilar ed. Windsor [Ontario, Canada] México: Rolston-Bain, 1985. 1 v. (various pagings). (Colección Documenta Novae Hispaniae, v. B-9).
Call no: Gen HT1052.5.R40 1985.

Spain. Cortes. Diario de sesiones. 501 microfiches. 1810-13, sesiones generales (117 sheets), J6 -- 1810-13, sesiones secretas (15 sheets), J7 -- 1813-14 (15 sheets), J8 -- 1834-35 (16 sheets), J10 --1835-36 (19 sheets), J11 -- 1836-37 (118 sheets), J12-- 1858-85 (201 sheets), J9.
Call no: microfc J6/J12 Mic.

Saez, José L. La iglesia y el negro esclavo en Santo Domingo : una historia de tres siglos. 1a. ed. Santo Domingo, República Dominicana: Patronato de la Ciudad Colonial de Santo Domingo, 1994.
621 p. (Colección Quinto centenario Serie Documentos, 3). Includes index.

Franco, José Luciano. La conspiración de Aponte. La Habana: Consejo Nacional de Cultura, 1963. 101 p.
Call no: Gen F1783.F79.

García Rodríguez, Gloria. La esclavitud desde la esclavitud : la visión de los siervos. 1. ed ed. México: Centro de Investigacíon Científica "Ing. Jorge L Tamayo,", 1996. 251 p.

Manzano, Juan Francisco; Mullen, Edward J.; Madden, Richard Robert, and Manzano, Juan Francisco. The life and poems of a Cuban slave : Juan Francisco Manzano, 1797-1854. Hamden, Conn: Archon Books, 1981. vii, 237 p. Edited and translated by R.R. Madden. Previously published as: Poems by a slave in the Island of Cuba. 1840. Includes index.
Call no: Gen HT1076.M30 1981.

Torres-Cuevas, Eduardo and Reyes, Eusebio. Esclavitud y sociedad : notas y documentos para la historia de la esclavitud negra en Cuba. La Habana: Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1986. 280 p. (Historia de Cuba).
Call no: Gen HT1076.T640 1986.

Spain. Sovereign (1759-1788 : Charles III) and Malagón Barceló, Javier. Código negro carolino (1784). Santo Domingo: Editora Taller, 1974. lxxv, 296 p. Note: Código de legislación para el gobierno moral, económico y político de los negros de la Isla Española---(14 de diciembre de 1784) Includes index.
Call no: Gen HT1081.S73 1974.

United States. Dept. of State. Despatches from United States ministers to Puerto Rico, 1821-1899. Washington: National Archives, 1966.
reels. (National Archives microfilm publications, no. 76). Includes register of despatches.
Call no: microfm J92 M-76 Mic.

Winfield Capitaine, Fernando and Archivo Notarial de Xalapa (Veracruz, Mexico. Esclavos en el Archivo Notarial de Xalapa, Veracruz, 1668-1699. 1a ed. Xalapa, Ver. [Mexico]: Universidad Veracruzana, Museo de Antropología, 1984. 124 p. Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen HT1054.J3E830 1984.

Valdés, Carlos Manuel; Dávila B., Ildefonso, and Archivo Municipal de Saltillo. Esclavos negros en Saltillo : siglos XVII-XIX. 1. ed. [Saltillo]: R. Ayuntamiento de Saltillo Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila, 1989. 159 p. (Documentos del Archivo Municipal). "Fichas de los 249 documentos sobre esclavos y libertos del Archivo Municipal de Saltillo": p. 106-141.
Call no: Gen HT1054.S25V350 1989.

Hoyo, Eugenio del and Archivo Municipal de Monterrey. Esclavitud y encomiendas de indios en el Nuevo Reino de León, siglos XVI y XVII. 1a ed. Monterrey, N.L: Archivo General del Estado de Nuevo León, 1985. 261 p. Documents compiled chiefly from the Archivo Municipal de Monterrey. Limited ed. of 500 copies. Includes indexes.

Arévalo Vargas, Luc ia and Jalisco (Mexico) Secretaría General de Gobierno Unidad Editorial. Testimonios de la esclavitud en la Nueva Galicia. Guadalajara, Jalisco, México: Gobierno de Jalisco, Secretaría General, Unidad Editorial, 1985. 117 p. "Cuidó la edición y paleografió, maestra en historia Lucía Arévalo Vargas"--Colophon.
Call no: Gen XXKGF9437.4.S55A4270 1985.

Troconis de Veracoechea, Ermila. Documentos para el estudio de los esclavos negros en Venezuela : selección y estudio preliminar. 2a ed ed. Caracas: Academia Nacional de la Historia, 1987. xlii, 348 p. (Biblioteca de la Academia Nacional de la Historia Fuentes para la historia colonial de Venezuela, 103). Includes indexes.
Call no: Gen HT1151.D630 1987.

Camacho, Antonieta. Materiales para el estudio de la cuestión agraria en Venezuela (1810-1865) : mano de obra, legislación y administración. Caracas: Universidad Central de Venezuela, Facultad de Humanidades, 1979-. v.
Note: "Universidad Central de Venezuela, Facultad de Humanidades y Educación, Escuela de Historia, Proyecto no. 7.".
Call no: Gen HD8365.M370.

Díaz de Guerra, Mar ia A. Documentación relativa a esclavos en el Departamento de Maldonado : siglos XVIII y XIX. [S.l: s.n.], 1983. 53 p.
Call no: Gen HT1150.M35D530 1983.

[Source documents relating to indigenous communities in colonial Alto Peru]. [1984?]. ca. 75 items.
Each part preceded by table of contents. Documents pertaining to the Potosi labor draft of the late 18th century, the rebellion of 1780 in Chayanta, and the 1751 rebellion of Capchas, located in the Archivo General de la Nación de Argentina and selected by Thomas Abercrombie.
Call no: microfm F521 Mic.

Raposo, Luciano. Marcas de escravos : listas de escravos emancipados vindos a bordo de navios negreiros (1839-1841). Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil: Arquivo Nacional, Ministério da Justiça em co-edição com o Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico, 1989. [54], 28 p. (Publicaçóes históricas, 90). Date on t.p.: 1989. Contains photocopies and transcriptions of the Cartas de emancipação de africanos, 1839-1840 (also known as the Livro de marcas), which comprise codex 184, v. 4, in the Arquivo Nacional, Divisão de Documentação Escrita, Seção do Poder Executivo.
Call no: Gen HT1126.A350 1990.

Lisanti, Lu is and Pinheiro, Francisco. Negócios coloniais (uma correspondência comercial do século XVIII). [Brasília]: Ministério da Fazenda, 1973. 5 v. Letters exchanged between Francisco Pinheiro, of Lisbon, and correspondents in Brazil, Africa, and Europe. From the archives of the Hospital São José, Lisbon. Captions in French.
Call no: Gen HF3405.L77.

Arquivo Público do Estado do Ceará. Catálogo de fontes primárias sobre a escravidão negra. Fortaleza: Secretaria de Cultura, Turismo e Desporto, 1988. 59 p. Note: "1o. centenário da Abolição, 1888-1988.".
Call no: Gen Z1694.C4A770 1988.

Fundaçao Cultural Palmares (Brazil) and Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil) Arquivo Público Estadual. Como se de ventre livre nascido fosse-- : cartas de liberdade, revogações, hipotecas e escrituras de compra e venda de escravos, 1838 a 1888. Campo Grande: O Arquivo, 1994. 343 p. Note: Includes index.

Brazil Congresso Nacional Senado Federal Subsecretaria de Arquivo. A Abolição no Parlamento. Brasília: Senado Federal, Subsecretaria de Arquivo, 1988. 2 v. (1174 p.). Includes related legislation. Includes index.
Call no: Gen XXKHD2920.P44A825x 1988.

Lacombe, Am erico Jacobina; Silva, Eduardo da, and Barbosa, Francisco de Assis. Rui Barbosa e a queima dos arquivos. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, República Federativa do Brasil: Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa, 1988. 142 p.
Call no: Gen HT1128.L330 1988.

Irmandade da Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Porto Alegre (Porto Alegre, Brazil Centro de Documentação e Pesquisa. Negros cativos e livres na Irmandade Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Porto Alegre : fontes. Porto Alegre: CEDOP, 1994. 105 p.
Call no: Gen HT1129.R55I75 1994.

Costa, João Severiano Maciel da Marqués de Queluz; Arquivo Nacional (Brazil), and Fundação Petrônio Portella (Brazil). Memórias sobre a escravidão. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil [Brasília]: Arquivo Nacional Fundação Petrônio Portella, Ministério da Justiça, 1988. 222 p. (Publicações históricas, 88).
Call no: Gen HT1128.M50 1988.

Sena, Marina de Avellar. Cartas de liberdade. [s.l: s.n.], 1975. 95 p.
Call no: Gen HT1129.M5S460.

Campolina, Alda Maria Palhares; Melo, Cl audia Alves, and Andrade, Mariza Guerra de. Escravidão em Minas Gerais. Belo Horizonte, MG: Arquivo Público Mineiro, 1988. 151 p. (Cadernos do arquivo, 1).
Call no: Gen HT1129.M5C360 1988.

Sant'Ana, Rizio Bruno and Costa, Iraci del Nero da. A escravidão brasileira nos artigos de revistas, 1976-1985. São Paulo: Fundação Instituto de Pesquisas Econômicas, 1988. 94 leaves. Note: Includes index.

Conrad, Robert Edgar. Brazilian slavery : an annotated research bibliography. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1977. xvi, 163 p. Note: Includes index.
Call no: Gen Z1697.R3C75.

Barcelos, Luiz Claudio; Cunha, Olivia Maria Gomes da, and Araujo, Tereza Cristina Nascimento. Escravidão e relações raciais no Brasil : cadastro da produção intelectual (1970-1990). Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil: Centro de Estudos Afro-Asiáticos, 1991. 259 p. Note: Introduction in Portuguese and English.
Call no: Gen Z1697.N4B370 1991.

Early Imprints--Collections

Early English books I (Pollard and Redgrave, STC I), 1475-1640. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, [1987]. 1062 reels (of total of 2207 reels). Library holds reels 1-730 and 1862-2203. (Reels 731-1861 can be borrowed from Center for Research Libraries. Consult Reference Department.). Includes nearly all the 26,500 titles listed in Alfred W. Pollard and G. R. Redgrave's Short-Title Catalogue of