Bound in Wedlock: Slave and Free Black Marriage in the Nineteenth Century
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Bound in Wedlock: Slave and Free Black Marriage in the Nineteenth Century

by Tera W. Hunter

History African American Studies
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Bound in Wedlock examines slave and free Black marriage in the nineteenth century. Focusing on marriage within African American history, Tera W. Hunter considers how intimate relationships and family life intersected with the changing realities of slavery, freedom, race, and social transformation.

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Bound in Wedlock explores slave and free Black marriage during the nineteenth century.

The book focuses on marriage within the historical experiences of Black people in the United States.

Its subject connects family life and intimate relationships with the changing conditions of slavery and freedom.

Written by Tera W. Hunter, this work offers a focused contribution to the study of African American history and social history.

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