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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter I - Preliminary Sketch - Ancient Slavery
Chapter II - Slavery in Greece - Athenian Slaves
Chapter III - Slaves of Sparta, Crete, Thessaly, etc - The Helots
Chapter IV - Slavery in Rome
Chapter V - Slavery in Rome - Continued
Chapter VI - Christian Slavery in Northern Africa
Chapter VII - African Slave Trade from the 15th to the 18th Century
Chapter VIII - Slave Traffic of the Levant - Nubian Slaves
Chapter IX - African Slave Trade in the 18th Century
Chapter X - African Slave Trade in the 18th Century, Continued - The
Middle Passage
Chapter XI - Slavery in the West Indies, 1750 to 1790
Chapter XII - Early Opponents of African Slavery in England &
America
Chapter XIII - Movements in England to Abolish the Slave Trade
Chapter XIV - Parliamentary History - The 20 Years' Struggle
Chapter XV - Parliamentary History - Slave Trade Rendered Illegal
Chapter XVI - Indian & African Slavery in St. Domingo - The
Insurrections
Chapter XVII - African Slave Trade After Its Nominal Abolition
Chapter XVIII - Efforts to Supress the Slave-Trade - Operations of the
Cruisers
Chapter XIX - Operations of the Cruisers Under the Ashburton Treaty
Chapter XX - Historical Sketch of Sierra Leone & Liberia
Chapter XXI - History of Slavery in the North American Colonies
Chapter XXII - Slavery Under the Confederation - Emancipation by the
States
Chapter XXIII - Formation of the Constitution - Slavery Compromises
Chapter XXIV - Political History of Slavery in the United States from
1789 to 1800
Chapter XXV - Political History of Slavery in the United States, from
1800 - 1807
Chapter XXVI - Political History of Slavery in the U.S. from 1807 to
1820
Chapter XXVII - Period from 1820 to 1825 - Political History of Slavery
Chapter XXVIII - Period from 1835 to 1842 - Political History
Chapter XXIX - Period from 1842 to 1849 - Annexation of Texas
Chapter XXX - Political History of Slavery - Compromise of 1850
Chapter XXXI - Repeal of Missouri Compromise - Kansas & Nebraska
Organized
Chapter XXXII - Affairs of Kansas - Congressional Proceedings
Chapter XXXIII - History of the Troubles in Kansas, Continued
Chapter XXXIV - Constitutional Convention at Lecompton - Appointment of
Delegates, Pro-slavery Majority - Provisions of the Constitution - Constitution not
to be submitted
to the People - Sent to Congress - etc.
Chapter XXXV - Statistical Tables Constructed from the Census of 1850
Chapter XXXVI - The Insurrection at Harper's Ferry
Appendix - Dred Scott Decision |
