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Grade 11: Antebellum America
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Runaway Slaves
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973.7 COD |
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Runaway SlavesThis book describes the experiences of runaway slaves, black and white men and women who participated in the Underground Railroad, and black and white abolitionists who worked to end slavery. |
973.7 Run |
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SlaveryThis book traces the conflicting views on the issue of slavery through speeches by John C. Calhoun, Jefferson Davis, Alexander H. |
973.5 Sla |
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Slavery and the Coming of the Civil War, 1831-1861Discusses attitudes and events that led up to the Civil War, particularly the institution of slavery. |
973.7 COL |
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Arguing About SlaveryPresents a record of the nine-year contest waged in the United States House of Representatives, beginning in 1835, over the question of slavery, a battle spearheaded by former president John Quincy Ad |
973.5 MIL |
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When in the Course of Human EventsExamines primary documents from domestic and foreign observers to determine whether the American South was Constitutionally justified in seceding, and digs past conventional history to debunk myths ab |
973.7 ADA |
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United States V. AmistadExamines events and opinions surrounding the case of United States v. Amistad, in which a group of Africans was put on tria for staging a revolt aboard the slave ship Amistad. |
345.73 FRE |
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Till Freedom Cried Out
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976.4 TIL |
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The Dred Scott DecisionThis book traces the history of the landmark Supreme Court decision that defined the right of slaves in the United States. |
342.73 LUK |
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Our Song, Our ToilThis book recounts the story of American slavery from African captivity to emancipation, through excerpts from slave autobiographies, and slavery documents. |
973 OUR |
