Slavery in literature.

Antislavery discourse and nineteenth-century American literatureincendiary pictures / by: (Electronic resources)

William Blake and the impossible history of the 1790s by: (Electronic resources)

Race, slavery, and liberalism in nineteenth-century American literature by: (Electronic resources)

The making of racial sentimentslavery and the birth of the frontier romance / by: (Electronic resources)

American slaves in Victorian Englandabolitionist politics in popular literature and culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Between the linesliterary transnationalism and African American poetics / by: (Electronic resources)

American slaves in Victorian England :abolitionist politics in popular literature and culture / by: (Language materials, printed)

Something akin to freedomthe choice of bondage in narratives by African American women / by: (Electronic resources)

Whose Antigone?the tragic marginalizationof slavery / by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shawslaves of duty and tricks of the governing class / by: (Electronic resources)

Teaching Olaudah Equiano's narrativepedagogical strategies and newperspectives / by: (Electronic resources)

From Shakespeare to Obama :a study in language, slavery and place / by: (Electronic resources)

Slavery and the culture of taste by: (Electronic resources)

Plautus and Roman slavery by: (Electronic resources)

Moby-Dick and Melville's anti-slavery allegory by: (Electronic resources)

Familial feelingentangled tonalities in early Black Atlantic writing and the rise of the British novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Maria edgeworth and abolitioncritiquing character / by: (Electronic resources)

Environmental knowledge, race, and African American literature by: (Electronic resources)

Slavery and the forensic theatricality of human rights in the Spanish empire by: (Electronic resources)