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nydus/Jews and Negro Slavery in the Old South, 1789-1865Public

This historical study examines the participation of Jewish people in the institution of slavery in the American South between 1789 and 1865. The text documents Jewish involvement as plantation owners, slave traders, and business associates, while also addressing contemporary opinions and social interactions regarding the enslaved population.

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Daily Advertiser and Chronicle, Feb. 6, 1841 (Courtesy of Duke University Library)

  1. Advertisement for slave auction, J. and L. T. Levin

Columbia Daily South Carolinian, Dec. 17, 1852 (Courtesy of the South Caroliniana Library)

  1. Broadside advertising slaves, J. F. Moses, 1859

Charles Heartman Americana Catalogue No. 120 (1947) (Courtesy of Mrs. Charles Heartman)

  1. Slave bill of sale, Ansley Davis, 1844

(Courtesy of Thomas J. Tobias)

  1. Thomas Y. Cardozo
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