South by Southwest: Planter Emigration and Identity in the Slave South

South by Southwest: Planter Emigration and Identity in the Slave South

작성자 James David Miller
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History
형식 하드커버
페이지 224
언어 영어
출판됨 Nov 29, 2002
출판사 University of Virginia Press
First Edition
ISBN-10 0813921171
ISBN-13 9780813921174
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James D. Miller delves into the intricate relationship between planter mobility and identity within the context of the slave South. This exploration reveals how the movement of planters not only shaped their personal and social identities but also reflected the broader cultural landscape of the antebellum Southern society. Through meticulous research, the author examines the motivations and implications behind the migration patterns of these influential individuals, providing insight into their economic, social, and religious aspirations.

Miller's analysis enhances the understanding of how the planter class viewed themselves and their role within a rapidly changing society. By shedding light on their patterns of emigration, the work also uncovers the complexities of their identities as they navigated issues of race, class, and power. The study ultimately elevates the conversation around Southern identity, emphasizing the interconnectedness of geography and social dynamics.

As a significant contribution to the discourse on Southern history, the book invites readers to reconsider the narratives surrounding plantation life and the individuals who shaped its legacy. Through a careful examination of identity formation in the slaveholding South, it provides a nuanced perspective that resonates beyond its historical context, encouraging reflections on cultural identity and mobility in today's world.

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