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Bullwhip days : the slaves remember, an oral history
Contains primary source material.
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New York, NY :
Avon Books,
1990, ©1988.
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Table of Contents:
- Narratives / Georgia Baker; Mary Reynolds; Katie Rowe
- Voices: Slave children, food and cooking, stealing, and fading remembrances of Africa
- Narratives / Thomas Cole; William Adams; Fanny Cannady
- Voices: Ghosts and conjuring
- Narratives / Charley Williams; Jack and Rosa Maddox; Rose Williams
- Voices: Plantation life, poor white folks, classes of slaves, patrollers, Christmas on the plantation, dancing, corn-shuckings, hog-killings, music, slave marriages,
- And forced breeding
- Narratives / Calvin Moye; Isaac Stier; Charlie Moses
- Voices: Religion and education
- Narratives / Rachel Cruze; Jacob Manson; Martin Jackson; Josh Horn
- Voices: Bullwhip days
- Narratives / George Fleming; Arnold Gragson; Cato Carter; Elmo Steele
- Voices: slave auctions, forced breeding, rape, and runaways
- Narratives / John Crawford; Lulu Wilson; William Moore
- Voices: the Civil War and statutory freedom
- Narratives / Neal Upson;
- Charlie Davenport; Ellen Betts
- Voices: the Reconstruction era, sharecropping, voting, and the Ku Klux Klan
- Narratives / Mary Grayson; William Colbert; Mollie Dawson
- Voices: the younger generation, reflections and conclusions.