Soul By Soul: Life Inside The Antebellum Slave Market,New Clement Clarke A Professional Gambler And Convicted

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Soul By Soul: Life Inside The Antebellum Slave Market,New Clement Clarke A Professional Gambler And ConvictedWinner Of The Frederick Jackson Turner Awardwinner Of The John Hope Franklin Prizewinner Of The Avery O. Craven Awardsoul By Soul Tells The Story Of Slavery In Antebellum America By Moving Away From The Cotton Plantations And Into The Slave Market Itself, The Heart Of The Domestic Slave Trade. Taking Us Inside The New Orleans Slave Market, The Largest In The Nation, Where 100,000 Men, Women, And Children Were Packaged, Priced, And Sold, Walter Johnson