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Table of Contents

Hinsonville, A community at the Crossroads
The Story of a Nineteenth-Century African-American Village
by by Marianne H. Russo and Paul A. Russo

Contents
   

Foreword
Robert D. Sayre

ix
Acknowledgements
xiii
     
  Introduction
Marriane H. Russo
xvii
     
1.
A Community on the Doorstep of Slavery
1
2. The Geographic and Political Landscape 6
3.
The Earliest Families
19
4.
The Family as an Institution
31
5.
The Hosanna Church
43
6. Life at Midcentury 59
7. The Great Debate over Slavery 72
8. The Long Shadow of the Fugitive Slave Act 82
9. The Founding of Ashmun Institute 93
10. The Civil War and Its Aftermath 107
11. The Great Church Spilt 124
12. The Vanished Village 130
     
  Appendices  
I Genealogies: Walls Family and Amos Family 137
II A Guide to Primary Sources for the History of Hinsonville 145
 
Notes
161
 
Bibliography
179
 
Index
189

 

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