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The Profitability Of Slavery: A Historical Perennial / Harold D. Woodman -- The Economic Basis Of Slavery / John E. Cairnes -- The Economic Cost Of Slaveholding In The Cotton Belt / Ulrich B. Phillips -- Economic Efficiency And Competitive Advantages Of Negro Slavery Under The Plantation System / Lewis C. Gray -- The General Effects Of Slavery Upon Southern Economic Progress / Robert R. Russel -- Was Plantation Slavery Profitable? / Thomas P. Govan -- The Economics Of Slavery In The Antebellium South / Alfred H. Conrad And John R. Meyer -- The Economics Of Slavery In The Antebellum South: A Comment / Douglas F. Dowd -- The Profitability And Viability Of Plantation Slavery In The United States / Yasukichi Yasuba -- The Viability Of Slavery / Robert Evans, Jr. -- A Note On The Profitability Of Ante Bellum Slavery / Edward Saraydar -- The Profitability Of Ante Bellum Slavery -- Revisited / Richard Sutch -- The Profitability Of Ante Bellum Slavery -- A Reply / Edward Saraydar -- The Significance Of The Slave Plantation For Southern Economic Development / Eugene D. Genovese -- Slavery As An Obstacle To Economic Growth In The United States / Alfred H. Conrad And John R. Meyer -- Slavery

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Author

Hugh G. J. Aitken

Publisher

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company

Published

1971

Language

EN

ISBN

9780395112373

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Economics, History, Science

Rating

3 / 5 (1 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14