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America's longest siege : Charleston, slavery, and the slow march toward Civil War / Joseph Kelly.

Kelly, Joseph, 1962- author. (Author).
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  • 12 of 13 copies available at SC LENDS.

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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Status Due Date
AHJ - Hampton Branch 306.3 KEL (Text) 30365100938514 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Anderson - Anderson Main Library SC R 975.7915 Kelly Joseph (Text) 22960001115319 Adult SC Reference Available -
Beaufort - St. Helena Branch 306.36257 KEL (Text) 0530009742491 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Beaufort - St. Helena Branch 306.36257 KEL (Text) 0530009877636 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Calhoun - Main Library 305.896 KEL (Text) 30102100579802 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Chester - Main Library 305.895 KEL (Text) 35301007765200 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Colleton - Main Library SoCar 305.896 Kelly, Joseph (Text) 3010285769 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Dorchester - St. George Main Library 305.896 KEL (Text) 30018004400087 Adult Non-Fiction Available -
Fairfield - Main Library C 305.896 Kel (Text) 33116002348311 Adult South Carolina Collection Available -
South Carolina State Library 305.896 KELL (Text) 0010103587845 Adult SC Collection Non-Circulating -
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  • ISBN: 9781590207192
  • Physical Description: 384 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
  • Publisher: New York : Overlook Press, 2013.

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Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [359]-375) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
The Stono Rebellion -- The good slave trader -- We the petty tyrants -- We the aristocrats -- The Denmark Vesey Rebellion -- The first secession -- The police state -- The lost generation -- War.
Summary, etc.:
An account of the two hundred-year practice of slavery in Charleston examines its hotly contested debates and early slave rebellions through the Nullification crisis and the secession that sparked the Civil War.

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Subject: Slavery > South Carolina > Charleston > History.
Slaves > South Carolina > Charleston > History.
African Americans > South Carolina > Charleston > Social conditions.
Charleston (S.C.) > Race relations > History.
Charleston (S.C.) > History > 1775-1865.
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