323. Finkelman, Paul
An
Imperfect Union.
Slavery,
Federalism and Comity.
Chapel
Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1981
xii, 378
pp. Reprinted 2000
LCCN 00-021509.
ISBN 1-58477-092-9. Cloth. $85.
324.
Finkelman, Paul
Slavery
in the Courtroom.
An
Annotated Bibliography of American Cases.
Washington:Library
of Congress, 1985
xxvii, 312
pp. Illustrated. Reprinted 1998
LCCN 98-11284.
ISBN 1-886363-48-X. Cloth. $85.
See item
101 in section Freedom
of Speech for another work by Paul Finkelman.
325.
Hoffman, Frederick L.
Race
Traits and Tendencies of the American Negro.
New York:
Published for the American Economic Association by the Macmillan
Company, 1896
(Publications
of the American Economic Association. Vol. XI. Nos. 1, 2 and
3. Pages 1-329. August, 1896.)
With a new
introduction by Paul Finkelman.
x, 329 pp.
Reprint available
2003
ISBN 1-58477-318-9.
Cloth. $85.
* A fascinating
study of the circumstances of African-Americans during the first
thirty years from the emancipation of slavery in the United
States. This analysis is divided into chapters that examine
population factors, vital statistics, anthropometry, race amalgamation
and social and economic conditions and tendencies. The author
concludes that, as of 1896, the abolition of slavery did not
demonstrably improve the plight of African-Americans in the
United States. Hoffman was the statistician to the Prudential
Insurance Company of America at the time of this publication,
and as such collected vital and social statistics regarding
African-Americans.
326.
Mangum, Charles
The
Legal Status of the Negro.
New York:
D. Appleton-Century Co., [1939]
xi, 354 pp.
Reprinted 2000
LCCN 99-056927.
ISBN 1-58477-081-3. Cloth. $80.
327.
Schwarz, Philip J.
Twice
Condemned: Slaves and the Criminal Laws of Virginia, 1705-1865.
[Baton
Rouge: Louisiana State University Press],[1988]
xvi, 354
pp. Reprinted 1998
LCCN 98-4424
ISBN 1-886363-54-4. Cloth. $75.
