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Tables ix
Abbreviations Used in Footnotes xi
Preface to the 2007 Edition xiii
Preface xxv
Prologue: Freemen and Slaves 3
The Emergence of the Free Negro Caste, 1775-1812
The Origins of the Free Negro Caste 15
From Slavery to Freedom 51
The Failure of Freedom 79
The Free People of Color of Louisiana and the Gulf Ports 108
The Pattern of Free Negro Life
New Patterns of Growth 135
A White Man's Country: White Racial Attitudes and Policies 182
The Economics of Marginality 217
The Sources of Free Negro Identity 250
The Free Negro Community 284
The Mechanics of White Dominance 316
The Crisis of the 1850s
The Best of Times, the Worst of Times 343
Epilogue: Freemen and Freedmen 381
Slave and White Populations 396
Manuscript Sources Consulted 404
Index 411
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