How emancipation reshaped work in the South—and what it meant for both races.
This book examines the shift from slavery to new kinds of labor, and how those changes affected white and Black communities alike. It blends social insight with data on industry, agriculture, and education to understand a transformative period in American history.
The author traces how Southern workers adapted as cotton and other staples remained central, while new forms of employment and manufacture grew. It uses historical statistics to compare conditions before and after emancipation, offering a broad view of economics, labor, and policy across the region."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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