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Dew, Charles B. Slavery in ante-bellum Southern industries. Series C, Selections from the Virginia Historical Society, [1727-1980] [microform].

Title: Slavery in ante-bellum Southern industries. Series C, Selections from the Virginia Historical Society, [1727-1980] [microform].

Consists chiefly of the personal papers of Southern industrialists from the 18th and 19th centuries. Includes correspondence and business and legal records.

ArchivalResource: pts.

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Cox, James F., 1959-. Research files on slavery reparations for articles published in USA Today [manuscript], 1835-2002 (bulk 1997-2002.)

Title: Research files on slavery reparations for articles published in USA Today [manuscript], 1835-2002 (bulk 1997-2002.)

The collection contains research files of photocopies and notes, chiefly from the 19th century railroads and financial institutions which became the 20th century defendants in a 2002 slavery reparations suit : Deadria Farmer-Paellman vs Fleetboston Financial Corporation, Aetna Inc, CSX and their predecessors, syccessors and/or assigns. Material copied includes slave manifests, inventories, census records, court judgments insurance policies,runaway ads, etc. Companies searched in detail include modern defendants Brown Brothers, Lehman Brothers and the local Southern railroads that eventually merged into the CSX system. There are notes and interviews with historians, scholars, and activists including Richard America, Charles Blockson, John Conyers, Charles Dew, Stuart Eizenstat, David Eltis, Ed Fagan, Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, Willie Gary, Tom Hayden, Jesse Jackson, Walter Johnson, Richard Kilbourne, Ted Kornweibel, Manning Marable, James McPherson, Charles Ogletree, Owen C. Pell, Alexander Pires, Richard Scruggs, Ron Walters, Roger Wareham, and R. l. Wilson. Articles and books used as background information include "The Holocaust restitution movement in comparative perspective" by Michael J. Bazyler, "King Cotton and his retainers" by Harod D. Woodman, and "Partners in banking" by John A. Kouwenhoven.. The collection also contains some correspondence and early drafts of Cox's article. There is also a disk containing an image of a slave insurance policy from the Nautilus Life Insurance Company papers at the Library of Virginia.

ArchivalResource: circa 1200 items.

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Dew, Charles B. Slavery in ante-bellum Southern industries. Series B, Selections from the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, [1738-1896 microform / [editorial adviser, Charles B. Dew ; associate editor, Martin Schipper].

Title: Slavery in ante-bellum Southern industries. Series B, Selections from the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, [1738-1896 microform / [editorial adviser, Charles B. Dew ; associate editor, Martin Schipper].

Primary material on the issues surrounding industrial uses of slave labor, including: Brevard and McDowell family papers ; Bryan and Leventhorpe family papers ; William G. Dickson papers ; George Phifer Erwin papers ; Waightstill Avery papers ; Gold Hill Mining Company records ; Hawkins family papers ; Washington Mine account book ; Silver Hill Mining Company ledger ; Louisa Furnace account book ; Ridwell Furnace day book ; Shenandoah County (Va.) account books ; Fisher family papers.

ArchivalResource: ca. items.

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Cox, James F., 1959-. Research files on slavery reparations for articles published in USA Today [manuscript], 1776-2002 (bulk 1997-2002.).

Title: Research files on slavery reparations for articles published in USA Today [manuscript], 1776-2002 (bulk 1997-2002.).

The collection contains research files of photocopies and notes, chiefly from the 19th century railroads and financial institutions which became the 21st century defendants in a 2002 slavery reparations suit : Deadria Farmer-Paellman vs Fleetboston Financial Corporation, Aetna Inc, CSX and their predecessors, successors and/or assigns. Material copied includes slave manifests, inventories, census records, court judgments insurance policies, runaway ads, etc. Companies searched in detail include modern defendants Brown Brothers, Lehman Brothers and the local Southern railroads that eventually merged into the CSX system. There are notes and interviews with historians, scholars, and activists including Richard America, Charles Blockson, John Conyers, Charles Dew, Stuart Eizenstat, David Eltis, Ed Fagan, Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, Willie Gary, Tom Hayden, Jesse Jacksonq, Walter Johnson, Richard Kilbourne, Ted Kornweibel, Manning Marable, James McPherson, Charles Ogletree, Owen C. Pell, Alexander Pires, Richard Scruggs, Ron Walters, Roger Wareham, and R. l. Wilson. Articles and books used as background information include "The Holocaust restitution movement in comparative perspective" by Michael J. Bazyler, "King Cotton and his retainers" by Harod D. Woodman, and "Partners in banking" by John A. Kouwenhoven. The collection also contains some correspondence and early drafts of Cox's article. There is also a disk containing an image of a slave insurance policy from the Nautilus Life Insurance Company papers at the Library of Virginia.

ArchivalResource: circa 1200 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/648009407 View