Rearing Wolves to Our Own Destruction: Slavery in Richmond Virginia, 1782–1865 (52 page)

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tory, Register and Almanac,
1819;
Ellyson's Business Directory and Almanac,
1845, LVA.
5. Bureau of Census, Population, 1800-1840.
6. Freehling,
Drift towards Dissolution,
137, 174-75.
7. Kulikoff,
Tobacco and Slaves
; Robert,
Tobacco Kingdom.
8. Stampp,
Peculiar Institution
; Hughes, "Slaves for Hire."
9. Thomas Hicks Wynne, Journal, Jan. 2, 1843, HL.
10. Phillips,
Life and Labor in the Old South;
Gray,
History of Agriculture;
Fogel and Engerman,
Time on the Cross;
Goldin,
Urban Slavery;
"Estate of John Prosser in Account with Edmund W. Bootes, Executor," Jan. 28, 1812, Hustings Wills.
11. Bureau of Census, Population, 1800;
Virginia Argus,
1800;
Virginia Gazette and General Advertiser,
1800, LVA.
12. Pinchbeck,
Virginia Negro Artisan,
54.
13. Richmond, Manufacturing Census, 1820 and 1840; Richmond, Personal Property Taxes, 1800-1840;
Richmond Directory, Register and Almanac,
1819;
Ellyson's Business Directory and Almanac,
1845; Green, "Urban Industry, Black Resistance," 334-42; Richmond, Manufacturing Census, 1840.
14. Robert,
Tobacco Kingdom,
213-14.
15. Richard Carter v. William Patterson, Feb. 1824, Hustings Suit Papers.
16. Richmond, Manufacturing Census, 1820; Richmond, Personal Property Taxes, 1820, LVA.

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