The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772–1832
by Alan Taylor
In The Internal Enemy, Alan Taylor explores the intertwined histories of slavery and war in Virginia from 1772 to 1832. Covering six decades of American history, the book offers a focused examination of how conflict and slavery shaped one another during a pivotal era.
About This Book
Alan Taylor’s The Internal Enemy examines slavery and war in Virginia between 1772 and 1832.
The book focuses on the relationship between slavery and conflict during a significant period of Virginia’s history.
Spanning six decades, it considers how war shaped the experience and history of slavery in the state.
This work is suited to readers interested in American history, Virginia history, slavery, and the historical dimensions of war.
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