Generations of Captivity: A History of African-American Slaves
by Ira Berlin
A concise history exploring how slavery in North America changed across generations, regions, and economic systems from the colonial period to emancipation.
About This Book
Generations of Captivity traces the evolution of slavery in North America over more than two centuries.
The book examines how enslaved people experienced shifting labor systems, legal codes, and regional economies.
It highlights the resilience and cultural adaptations of African Americans amid changing conditions of bondage.
Readers gain a broad understanding of slavery as a dynamic institution rather than a static system.
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