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Journal Article
The Origins of the African-Born Population of Antebellum Texas: A Research Note
2016
Overview
Kelley and Lovejoy talk about the population of African-born slaves in antebellum Texas which was quite sizable, in proportion perhaps larger than any other southern state. The first professional historian to write about them was Eugene C. Barker in 1902, who interviewed several eyewitnesses who had encountered the Africans in the 1830s.
Publisher
THE TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION,Texas State Historical Association
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