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Jim Crow New York: a documentary history of race and citizenship, 1777-1877
David N. Gellman and David Quigley
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Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright and Permissions
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Preface to the Electronic Edition
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List of Illustrations
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[Dedication]
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Acknowledgments
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Introduction
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[Intro]
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I "Jim Crow New York"
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II The Meaning of Citizenship
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III Freedom's Fortunes: New York and the Nation
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IV The Approach: Attending to the Voices of New York's History
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V A Documentary in Three Parts
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Part I Slavery, Abolition, and Citizenship, 1777-1817
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Context
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Chronology
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Map
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A Franchise Provision, New York State Constitution, 1777
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B Veto Message, 1785
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C Anti-Abolition Article, 1785
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D "Mungo Speaks," 1788
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E Antislavery Orations, 1797 and 1798
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[Intro]
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Samuel Miller, April 12, 1797
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E. H. Smith, April 11, 1798
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F Gradual Abolition Act, 1799
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G African American Political Oration, 1809
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H An Act Regulating Black Suffrage, 1811
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I Act Declaring 1827 as the End of Slavery in New York, 1817
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Part II The Convention of 1821 and the Politics of Disfranchisement
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Context
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Chronology
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Map
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J Connecticut Constitution Confirms Disfranchisement, 1818
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[Intro]
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Article VI. Of the Qualifications of Electors
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K Resolution Opposing the Missouri Constitution, 1820
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L Antiblack Article, National Advocate, 1821
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M Extended Excerpts from the Convention of 1821
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[Intro]
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Prologue: Principles and Procedures
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[Intro]
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The Convention Act
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Act One: The Debate over Racial Disqualification
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Act Two: Citizenship versus Property
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Act Three: Compromising Black Citizenship
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Epilogue: Losers and Loose Ends
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Part III The Long Reconstruction, 1821-1877
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Context
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Chronology
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Map
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N First African American Newspaper, 1827
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O Emancipation Addresses, 1827
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[Intro]
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William Hamilton
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Nathaniel Paul
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P Address, African American State Convention, 1840
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[Intro]
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Address of the New York State Convention of Colored Citizens, to the People of the State
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Q Excerpts from the Debate on Suffrage, New York State Constitutional Convention, 1846
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[Intro]
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1846 Convention
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R Land Reform Proposal, 1846
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S Declaration of Sentiments, Seneca Falls, 1848
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[Intro]
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Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions
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T Anti-Property Qualification Pamphlet, 1860
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[Intro]
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Property Qualification or No Property Qualification
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U Report on Suffrage, New York State Constitutional Convention, 1867-1868
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[Intro]
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Greeley Committee Report, June 28, 1867
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V Letter to the Editor: Elizabeth Cady Stanton on Sojourner Truth, 1867
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[Intro]
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton to the New York World
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W "Appeal to Christians," 1869
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[Intro]
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Appeal to Christians, From the Detroit Post
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X Fifteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 1870
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[Intro]
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[No Head in Print Version]
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[Intro]
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Fifteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 1870
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New York's Revised Suffrage Clause, 1874
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Y Newspaper Coverage of First Equal Manhood Suffrage Election, 1870
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[Intro]
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The Day Here
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The Federal Troops and the Militia
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Z Excerpts from Tilden Commission Report, 1877
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[Intro]
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Tilden Commission Report, 1877
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Additional Resources
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"A Serious Address to the Whig Slaveholders, in the State of New York" and "A Letter from Cuffee to the Printer"
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Editors' Note
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"A Serious Address to the Whig Slaveholders, in the State of New York"
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"A Letter from Cuffee to the Printer"
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Antislavery Poems and Soliloquy
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"On the Death of an African Slave"
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Newspaper Excerpt of Alleged Slave Soliloquy
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Antislavery Poem 1
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Antislavery Poem 2
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Proceedings and Debates from the New York Constitutional Conventions of 1821, 1846, and 1867-68
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Bibliographic Essay
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[Intro]
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General Works
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Slavery, Abolition, and Citizenship, 1777-1817
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The Convention of 1821 and the Politics of Disfranchisement
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The Long Reconstruction, 1821-1877
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Notes
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Notes to Part I
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Notes to Part II
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Notes to Part III
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Index
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About the Editors
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American Citizenship: The Quest for Inclusion. | Shklar, Judith N. | Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1991. | |
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Published: 2004
Publisher: New York University Press
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