William Sumner Jenkins · 1935
An intellectual history analyzing the arguments and ideological frameworks used to defend slavery in the American South.
Dan Carlin values it because it outlines the ideological clash and early arguments surrounding slavery in the newly formed American government.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“and it's written by a professor at North Carolina. I believe he was, William Sumner Jenkins. And the book is called Pro-Slavery Thought in the Old South.”
Why: It outlines the ideological clash and early arguments surrounding slavery in the newly formed American government.
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