The World They Made Together:
Black and White Values in Eighteenth-Century Virginia
Mechal Sobel

Paper | 1989 | $29.95 / £17.95
388 pp.

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Review:

"Ms. Sobel's book is a work of great importance, and not only to the scholars who will be its primary audience. . . . Ms. Sobel's assertion that--as C. Vann Woodward once put it--black and white southerners 'shared and molded a common culture' represents a bold departure from recent trends. . . . A stunning reinterpretation of colonial Virginia's culture."--Jan Lewis, The New York Times Book Review

Other Princeton books by Mechal Sobel:

• Teach Me Dreams: The Search for Self in the Revolutionary Era.
• Trabelin' On: The Slave Journey to an Afro-Baptist Faith. Abridged Paperback.

Subject Areas:

• American History
• Religion
• Sociology
• Postcolonial Studies

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