Conservative Radicals and Radical Conservatives in the Civil War Era and Today.
The article essay explores how the abolition of property in human beings affected other varieties of physical property while at the same time reinforcing the new citizens' propertied stake in their inalienable human rights and the socially acknowledged rights conferred by governments. Topics discuss...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Southern History Vol. 90; no. 2; pp. 215 - 249 |
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Southern Historical Association
May2024
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| Sumario: | The article essay explores how the abolition of property in human beings affected other varieties of physical property while at the same time reinforcing the new citizens' propertied stake in their inalienable human rights and the socially acknowledged rights conferred by governments. Topics discussed include Georgia's 19th-century history, focusing in part on the careers of three prominent Black leaders of the Reconstruction era: Aaron A. Bradley, Tunis G. Campbell, and Henry McNeal Turner. |
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