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The world they made together: black and white values in eighteenth-century Virginia
Mechal Sobel-
Frontmatter
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List of Illustrations (page ix)
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Acknowledgments (page xi)
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Introduction (page 3)
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Part One. Attitudes Toward Time and Work
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1. World Views in England and West Africa (page 15)
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2. English and African Perceptions of Time (page 21)
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3. Afro-American Attitudes (page 30)
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4. Shared English and African Experiences of Work (page 44)
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5. Anglo-American Attitudes (page 54)
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6. Conclusions (page 64)
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Part Two. Attitudes Toward Space and the Natural World
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7. African and English Attitudes (page 71)
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8. Black and White Visions in and of America (page 79)
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9. Sharing Space Inside the Little House (page 100)
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10. Sharing Space Inside the Big House (page 127)
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11. Naming the Inhabitants (page 154)
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12. Conclusions (page 165)
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Part Three. Understandings of Causality and Purpose
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13. African and English Explanations of Death and the Afterlife (page 171)
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14. The Awakening to the Spirit in Virginia (page 178)
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15. The Later Fruits of the Great Awakening (page 204)
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16. Attitudes Toward Death and the Afterlife in Virginia (page 214)
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17. Conclusions (page 226)
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Part Four. Coda
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18. Coherent World View (page 233)
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Notes (page 243)
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Bibliography (page 313)
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Index (page 353)
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Published: 1989
Publisher: Princeton University Press
- 9781400820498 (ebook)
- 9780691047478 (hardcover)
- 9780691006086 (paper)