SOUTHERN
CIVILIANS, 1840-1865
AND ASSOCIATED SOCIAL HISTORY:
A BIBLIOGRAPHY
~* ~
by Vicki Betts
Last updated July 1, 1997
Scope--This
bibliography includes books and articles, both primary and secondary in nature,
plus dissertations and theses. It
does not include discussions of the material culture of the period (clothing,
furniture, dishes, etc.). The
geographic spread includes all of the seceded states, Indian Territory, and
border state items of obvious or possible Southern sentiment.
Some journal citations include only one or two known pages, because they
were taken from book footnotes where no bibliography was included.
Principal sources for the citations include WorldCat and America:
History and Life.
African-Americans
(General), Including Slavery
Brooks,
Victor. African
Americans in the Civil War. Philadelphia:
Chelsea House Publishers, 1999.
Bardaglio, Peter. "The
Children of Jubilee: African
American Children in Wartime" in Divided
Houses: Gender and the Civil
War. Edited by Catherine
Clinton and Nina Silber. New
York:
Oxford University Press,
1992, pp. 213-229.
Beatty-Brown,
Florence R. "Legal Status of
Arkansas Negroes Before Emancipation."
Arkansas
Historical Quarterly 28 (1969): 6-13.
Berlin, Ira and Leslie S. Rowland, ed. Families
and Freedom: A Documentary History
of African-
American Kinship in the
Civil War. New York:
New Press, 1997.
Berlin, Ira, et al. "Family
and Freedom: Black Families in the
American Civil War." History
Today 37
(January 1987):
8-15.
Black and White Cultural Interaction in the Antebellum South.
Jackson: University Press of
Mississippi, 1993.
Blassingame, John W. Sambos
and Rebels: The Character of the
Southern Slave. Washington:
Howard University, 1972.
Bobisink, Louise. "Surviving
Slavery and Patriarchy: Black
Women, White Women in the Antebellum
South." Honors thesis, Wheaton
College, 1989.
Bradshaw, John M. "An
Investigation of the Slave-Breeding Practices in the Ante-Bellum South."
M.A. thesis, California State
University, San Bernardino, 1983.
Calderhead, William. "The Role
of the Professional Slave Trader in a Slave Economy:
Austin
Woolfolk, a Case Study."
Civil War History 23 (1977):
195-211.
Campbell, Edward D. and Kym S. Rice, eds. Before
Freedom Came: African-American Life
in the
Antebellum South.
Richmond and Charlottesville: Museum
of the Confederacy and the
University of Virginia Press,
1991.
Campbell, John. "Work,
Pregnancy, and Infant Mortality Among Southern Slaves."
Journal of
Interdisciplinary
History 14 no.
4 (1984): 793-812.
Cimbala, Paul A. "Fortunate
Bondsmen: Black 'Musicianers' in
the Antebellum Southern United
States."
M.A. thesis, Emory University,
1977.
Clinton, Catherine. "'Southern
Dishonor": Flesh, Blood, Race,
and Bondage" in In Joy and in
Sorrow:
Women, Family, and
Marriage in the Victorian South, 1830-1900.
Edited by
Carol Bleser. New
York: Oxford University Press,
1991, pp. 52-68.
Close, Stacey K. Elderly Slaves
of the Plantation South. New
York: Garland Pub., 1997.
Close, Stacey K. "Elderly
Slaves of the Plantation South: Somewhere
Between Heaven and Earth."
Ph.D. thesis,
Ohio State University,
1992.
Cohen, William. At Freedom's
Edge: Black Mobility and the
Southern White Quest for Racial
Control, 1861-1915.
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State
University Press, 1991.
Cole, Stephanie. "Servants and
Slaves: Domestic Service in the
Border Cities, 1800-1850." Ph.D.
dissertation,
University of
Florida, 1994.
Cornelius, Janet. "'We Slipped
and Learned to Read': Slave
Accounts of the Literacy Process,
1830-1865."
Phylon 44 no. 3
(1983): 171-186.
Cornelius, Janet Duitsman. "When
I Can Read My Title Clear": Literacy,
Slavery, and Religion
in the Antebellum South.
Columbia: University of
South Carolina Press, 1991.
Cumberland, Sharon. "The
Two-Ply Yarn: Slave Narratives and
Slave Owner Narratives in the
Antebellum South."
Ph.D.
thesis, University of New York, 1994.
Dennard, David C. "Religion in
the Quarters: A Study of Slave
Preachers in the Antebellum South,
1800-1860."
Ph.D.
thesis, Northwestern University, 1983.
Diedrich, Maria. "'My Love is
Black as Yours is Fair': Premarital
Love and Sexuality in the
Antebellum Slave
Narrative."
Phylon 47 no. 3 (1986): 238-247.
Dundes, Alan. "'Jumping the
Broom': On the Origin and Meaning
of an African American Wedding Custom."
Journal
of American
Folklore 109 no.433 (1996): 324-329.
Durden, Robert Franklin. The
Gray and the Black: The Confederate
Debate on Emancipation. Baton
Rouge:
Louisiana
State University Press, 1972.
Eaton, Clement. "Slave-Hiring
in the Upper South: A Step Toward
Freedom." Mississippi
Valley Historical
Review 46 (1960): 663-678.
Escott, Paul D. Slavery
Remembered: A Record of
Twentieth-Century Slave Narratives. Chapel
Hill:
University
of North Carolina
Press, 1979.
Fett, Sharla. "Body and Soul:
African-American Healing in Southern Antebellum Plantation Communities,
1800-1860." Ph.D. thesis, Rutgers University, 1995.
Finkelman, Paul, ed. Rebellions,
Resistance and Runaways Within the Slave South.
New York: Garland Pub.,
1989.
Finkelman, Paul, ed. Slave Trade
and Migration: Domestic and Foreign.
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1989.
Finkelman, Paul, ed. Southern
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York: Garland, 1989.
Flanigan, Daniel J. The
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1987.
Forbes, Ella. African American
Women During the Civil War. New
York: Garland, 1998.
Frankel, Noralee. "The Slaves'
Christmas in the South, 1800-1860." M.A.
thesis, George Washington University,
1977.
Genovese, Eugene D. Roll,
Jordan, Roll: The World the Slaves
Made. New York:
Pantheon Books, 1974.
Gerteis, Louis S. From
Contraband to Freedman: Federal
Policy Toward Southern Blacks, 1861-1865.
Westport,
CT: Greenwood Press, 1973.
Glymph, Thavolia. "This
Species of Property: Female Slave
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55-71. ???
Goldin, Claudia Dale. Urban
Slavery in the American South, 1820-1860: A
Quantitative History. Chicago:
University
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Greenberg, Kenneth S. "Black
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Reviews in American History
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Gutman, Herbert G. The Black
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New York: Pantheon Books,
1976.
Gwin, Minrose C. Black and White
Women of the Old South: The
Peculiar Sisterhood in American
Literature.
Knoxville:
University of Tennessee Press, 1985.
Haney, James Edward. "The
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M.A. thesis, Ohio
University, 1968.
Harrold, Stanley. The
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Lexington: University Press
of Kentucky, 1995.
Hine, Darlene Clark. "Rape and
the Inner Lives of Southern Black Women: Thoughts
on the Culture of
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Columbia: University of
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Hodes, Martha. "Illicit Sex
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Hodes, Martha Elizabeth. "Sex
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American
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Hodes, Martha. "Wartime
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Hogge, Amy. "Where Else Can We
Go But to the Lord: A Study of
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Hunter, Tera W. "Household
Workers in the Making: Afro
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Ph.D. dissertation, Yale University, 1990.
Hurmence, Belinda, ed. Slave
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Jackson, William Simon. Social
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Atlanta: Atlanta University
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Jacobs, Harriet A. Incidents in
the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself.
Boston: H. Jacobs, 1861.
Facsimile edition edited by
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Johnson, Michael P. "Smothered
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Jones, Jacqueline. Labor of
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Jordan, Ervin L., Jr. "Sleeping
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King, Wilma. "The Mistress and
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King, Wilma. Stolen Childhood:
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Bloomington: Indiana
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King-Teetor,
Cynthia Ann. "'Until the
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M.A.
thesis, Auburn University, 1996.
Kiple, Kenneth F. and Virginia H. Kiple. "Black
Tongue and Black Men: Pellagra and
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Kleit, David Harlan. "Ideal
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B.A. thesis, Williams College, 1986.
Lamp, Kimberly Ann. "Empire for Slavery:
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Lines, Stiles Bailey. "Slaves
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Litwack, Leon F. Been in the
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Lovvo, Peggy J. "Armed With
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Christianity and the Slaves' Use of Religion as a
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thesis, Midwestern State University, 1989.
Maddocks, Joanne. "'Us Colored
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Mann, Susan A. "Slavery,
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Massey, Karen Gwynn. "Ritual
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[1830's-1860]
McLaurin, Melton A. Celia:
A Slave. Athens:
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McMillen, Sally Gregory. "'No
Uncommon Disease': Neonatal
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Millender,
Michael J. "Crossed Ambitions:
Planters, Slaves, and Small Farmers in Greene County, Alabama,
1830-1865." Honors paper, Duke University, 1988.
Minrose, Gwin. Black and White
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Knoxville:
University of Tennessee Press, 1985.
Moore, John Hebron. "Simon
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Athens:
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M.A.
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Thesis,
University of
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See
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Agricultural
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Agricultural History 24 (1950):
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Kemmerer, Donald Lorenzo. "The
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Agricultural History 23
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Lee, Susan. The Westward
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Smith, D. T. "Tobacco and Its
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Wright, Gavin. "The Economics
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Alabama.
Allman,
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Amos, Harriet Elizabeth. "All-Absorbing
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Historical
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Amos, Harriet Elizabeth. "City
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Alabama
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Amos, Harriet Elizabeth. Cotton
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AL: University
of Alabama Press,
1985.
Amos, Harriet Elizabeth. "Social
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Emory University,
1979.
Barney, William L. "Road to
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Ph.D. thesis,
Columbia
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Beam, James Herman, Jr. "Mobile
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1850."
M.A.
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Benton, Jeffrey Creighton. "Leisure
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University, 1996.
Bleser, Carol and Frederick M. Heath. "The
Clays of Alabama: The Impact of the
Civil War on a Southern
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in In Joy and
in Sorrow: Women, Family, and
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Edited by
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Bleser, Carol K. and Frederick M. Heath. "The
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Clement and
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Boucher, Ann. "Wealthy Planter
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Ph.D. dissertation, University of
Connecticut, 1978.
Bowie, Marshall L. A Time of
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of Alabama, and Its Activities
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Boyd, Minnie Clare. Alabama in
the Fifties: A Social Study.
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Brannan, Stephen E. "Disaffection
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M.A.
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