Rearing Wolves to Our Own Destruction: Slavery in Richmond Virginia, 1782–1865 (66 page)

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49. Green, "Urban Industry, Black Resistance," 204.
50. Joseph R. Anderson to Harrison Row, Jan. 3, 1848, quoted in Schecter, "Free and Slave Labor in the Old South," 185.
51. Bureau of Census, Population, 1860; Richmond, Manufacturing Census, 1860, LVA; O'Brien, "Factory, Church, and Community," 517.
52. Brown,
Narrative of Henry "Box" Brown,
41.
53. Ibid.
54. Elliott and Nye,
Virginia Directory,
1852; Richmond, Personal Property Taxes, 1850, LVA.
55. Schnittman, "Slavery in Virginia's Urban Tobacco Industry," 113.
56.
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and Portsmouth Business Directory, 1859-1860.
57. Brown,
Narrative of Henry "Box" Brown,
41; U.S. Naval Observatory, Sun and Moon Data for Richmond, Va., Jan. 1, 30, June 25, 1997.
58. Dickens, "Where Slavery Was," quoted in Duke and Jordan,
Richmond Reader,
80; Alexander McKay, "Another Traveler's View," quoted in ibid., 90.
59. Olmsted,
Journey in the Seaboard,
114.
60. Schnittman, "Slavery in Virginia's Urban Tobacco Industry," 48.
61. Virginia Central Railroad Company, Annual Reports, 1850-53, Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, Annual Report, 1854, Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company, Annual Report, 1852, VHS.

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