Slavery's Capitalism: A New History of American Economic Development (Early American Studies)
Leading historians examine how slavery was integral to the rise of American capitalism, reshaping our understanding of economic development from the colonial period through the nineteenth century.
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Slavery's Capitalism brings together leading scholars to explore how slavery shaped the economic foundations of the United States.
The essays examine the connections between enslaved labor and the growth of American capitalism from the colonial era through the nineteenth century.
Contributors analyze the ways in which slavery influenced markets, finance, and industrial development across regions.
The volume challenges traditional narratives by placing slavery at the center of American economic history.
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