No Property in Man: Slavery and Antislavery at the Nation’s Founding (The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures)
by Sean Wilentz
In No Property in Man, Sean Wilentz examines slavery and antislavery at the founding of the United States. Part of The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures, this concise historical work considers how the institution of slavery shaped the nation’s earliest political and intellectual landscape.
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No Property in Man examines slavery and antislavery at the founding of the United States.
Written by Sean Wilentz, the book considers the relationship between human bondage and the nation’s earliest political history.
This volume is part of The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures.
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