ACLS Humanities E-Book: White supremacy: a comparative study in American and South African history

White supremacy: a comparative study in American and South African history

Fredrickson, George M., 1934-2008.

Year: 1981.

Publisher: Oxford University Press.

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Frontmatter

Introduction

I. SETTLEMENT AND SUBJUGATION, 1600-1840

II. THE RISE OF RACIAL SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH AND THE CAPE

III. RACE MIXTURE AND THE COLOR LINE

IV. LIBERTY, UNION, AND WHITE SUPREMACY, 1776-1910

V. INDUSTRIALISM, WHITE LABOR AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

VI. TWO STRANGE CAREERS: SEGREGATION IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE SOUTH

CHRONOLOGY OF MAJOR EVENTS

NOTES

INDEX

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Title:

White supremacy : a comparative study in American and South African history George M. Fredrickson.

Author:

Fredrickson, George M., 1934-2008

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White supremacy : a comparative study in American and South African history George M. Fredrickson.
Fredrickson, George M., 1934-2008
New York: Oxford University Press, 1981.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00526

Subject Headings:

• African Americans -- Civil rights
• Blacks -- Civil rights -- South Africa
• Indians of North America -- Civil rights
• United States -- Race relations
• South Africa -- Race relations

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