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DIXIE'S CENSORED SUBJECT BLACK SLAVEOWNERS
americancivilwar.com ^ | 1997 | Robert M. Grooms

Posted on 03/27/2002 5:16:03 PM PST by Mensch

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To: stainlessbanner

and all these years later many are getting what they think is owed to them


41 posted on 09/11/2013 9:28:57 AM PDT by manc (Marriage =1 man + 1 woman,when they say marriage equality then they should support polygamy)
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To: NovemberCharlie

The bulk of the “black” slaveowners in the south were Creoles in Louisiana. The French (and Spanish) were much more likely to acknowledge their mixed-race children, educating them and allowing them to inherit. Over the course of a several generations, the amount of black blood in an individual might be small—quadroons, octaroons, etc—but they’d still be considered “black” under the binary laws of the day.


42 posted on 09/11/2013 9:40:03 AM PDT by Bubba Ho-Tep ("More weight!"--Giles Corey)
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To: WhiskeyPapa

“Slavery was clearly the cause of the war.”

Sorry, but I must contradict you. You are mistaken.


43 posted on 07/17/2015 11:24:38 PM PDT by dsc (Any attempt to move a government to the left is a crime against humanity.)
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