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| #6470769 in Books | 1997-05-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.02 x.94 x8.50l,2.97 | File type: PDF | 424 pages||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Long-overdue, makes Rawick accessible (finally!)|By David E. Paterson|With the publication of Howard E. Potts, A Comprehensive Name Index for the American Slave (1997), one formidable obstacle has been removed from researchers searching for slave interviews from particular localities or interviews that relate to particular persons. The 42 volumes of Rawick's collection of||"Potts has done a praiseworthy job of cross-referencing the immense amounts of data in ways valuable to scholars. There is a county and state index, a narrator index, and master (slave owner) index, an interviewer index, and a narrator birth year index. The in
In the 1930s, the Works Progress Administration began interviewing former slaves for their side of history, a project that would become one of the largest oral research projects on slavery. Forty years later, George P. Rawick compiled the thousands of interviews into the multi-volume series The American Slave. Published by Greenwood Press in the 1970s, the slave narratives have provided a valuable resource for historians and researchers, but they lacked a compr...
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