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Hardcore HistoryFeb 3, 2009

Show 26 Blitz Addicted To Bondage

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Notable books mentioned: Slavery: A World History by Milton Meltzer, Mary Chestnut's Civil War by C. Vann Woodward, Meltzer, CLR. James

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Slavery: A World History cover
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Slavery: A World History
Milton Meltzer

The host briefly mentions Milton Meltzer's book to highlight its broader perspective on slavery beyond just the American context. This reference se…

Mary Chestnut's Civil War cover
Mentioned at 26:46
Mary Chestnut's Civil War
C. Vann Woodward

The host mentions 'Mary Chestnut's Civil War' to highlight the intricate social dynamics of slavery during that era. This reference serves to provi…

Meltzer cover
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Meltzer

The host mentions Milton Meltzer's book to highlight the broader context of slavery beyond the American experience. Meltzer's work provides a compr…

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Show 26 Blitz Addicted To Bondage mentions Slavery: A World History by Milton Meltzer, Mary Chestnut's Civil War by C. Vann Woodward, Meltzer, and CLR. James with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

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  • The conversation centers on American experience of slavery.
  • A second recurring theme is complexities of slavery.
  • Referenced books include Slavery: A World History by Milton Meltzer and Mary Chestnut's Civil War by C. Vann Woodward.
  • The strongest audience signal points to Readers interested in historical perspectives on slavery and Historians and students of American history.

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Passing Reference(2)Deep Dive(1)Highly Recommended(1)
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Readers interested in historical perspectives on slaveryHistorians and students of American historyIndividuals interested in historical perspectives on slaveryHistorians and those interested in social justice

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Slavery: A World History cover
Best for Readers interested in historical perspectives on slaveryOften cited around American experience of slavery

Milton Meltzer wrote a groundbreaking book called Slavery: A World History, which puts the American experience of slavery into a larger human perspective.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Readers interested in historical perspectives on slavery
Key quote: Milton Meltzer wrote a groundbreaking book called Slavery: A World History, which puts the American experience of slavery into a larger human perspective.
The host briefly mentions Milton Meltzer's book to highlight its broader perspective on slavery beyond just the American context. This reference serves to emphasize the importance of understanding slavery as a global issue.
ASIN: 0060241861
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Mary Chestnut's Civil War cover
Best for Historians and students of American historyOften cited around complexities of slavery

The excerpt references a quote from Mary Chestnut's diary, which discusses the complexities of slavery and the social dynamics surrounding it.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Historians and students of American history
Key quote: The excerpt references a quote from Mary Chestnut's diary, which discusses the complexities of slavery and the social dynamics surrounding it.
The host mentions 'Mary Chestnut's Civil War' to highlight the intricate social dynamics of slavery during that era. This reference serves to provide historical context to the discussion at hand.
ASIN: B001AOMBL6
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Meltzer cover
Best for Individuals interested in historical perspectives on slaveryOften cited around human slavery history

Meltzer writes about what could be done to a Roman slave. He says, it was nothing new to be indifferent to the feelings of the slave.

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Individuals interested in historical perspectives on slavery
Key quote: I'm indebted to a guy named Milton Meltzer who wrote a groundbreaking book called slavery, a world history.
The host mentions Milton Meltzer's book to highlight the broader context of slavery beyond the American experience. Meltzer's work provides a comprehensive perspective on the prevalence of slavery throughout human history, which the host believes is crucial for understanding its lasting impact.
ASIN: B0FYNDYTFP
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CLR. James cover
Best for Historians and those interested in social justiceOften cited around slavery and punishment

The treatment of slaves in more recent times is just as nasty as that, if not worse. I mean, listen to what occurred regularly, according to the writer CLR. James, from official reports in the French Colonial Archives, to black slaves in Haiti but a century or two ago.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Historians and those interested in social justice
Key quote: There was no ingenuity that fear or a depraved imagination could devise, which was not employed to break their spirit and satisfy the lusts and resentment of their owners and guardians.
The host references CLR. James to highlight the brutal realities faced by slaves in both ancient Rome and more recent times, particularly in Haiti. This mention serves to draw parallels between historical and contemporary forms of oppression and inhumanity.
ASIN: 1604860952
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