Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South
by Ira Berlin
Ira Berlin examines the lives and historical position of free Black people in the antebellum South. By focusing on freedom within a society dominated by slavery, Slaves Without Masters explores race, status, and social experience in the years before the Civil War.
About This Book
Slaves Without Masters is a historical study by Ira Berlin.
The book focuses on free Black people in the antebellum South, examining their place within a society shaped by slavery.
Its subject brings together questions of freedom, race, status, and social life in the period before the Civil War.
The work offers readers a focused perspective on the history of the American South and African American experiences.
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