David Stefan Doddington Boeken

Focusing on the influence of age, the book examines how the aging process impacted both enslaved individuals and their enslavers, revealing the complexities of intergenerational conflict in the American South. It critiques traditional views of resistance and dominance, offering fresh insights into the dynamics of slavery as an institution. This work serves as a vital resource for students and scholars interested in the nuanced relationships within the context of American slavery.

Challenges historical models of black solidarity and reveals how resistance, accommodation, and survival in slavery was shaped by gender, as well as how gendered values were embedded in the structures of enslavement. For students and scholars of American history with interest in slavery, gender, and race.