Questions about the cultural interaction between whites and
enslaved blacks in the antebellum South have long aroused
controversy. Was there one dominant culture? Two separate cultures?
One shared culture? Were interaction and interchange between the
races possible? The essays collected here attempt to give answers
and conclusions and to bring the picture of cultural life in the
antebellum South into clearer focus.
With essays and commentaries by
Sylvia R. Frey
Elliott J. Gorn
Robert L. Hall
Charles Joyner
Lawrence T. McDonnell
Bill C. Malone
Leslie Howard Owens
Mechal Sobel
Brenda Stevenson
John Michael Vlach
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