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| Introduction: A Path to Appreciation of Family Rights | 3 | |
| 1 | "A Wide Field for Ambition": Stories about Work | 15 |
| At The Door of an "Honorable Profession": A Doctrinal Story about the Absence of a Right | 16 | |
| "And My Daddy Say No": Motivating Stories of Struggle for the Right to Work | 18 | |
| Reason, Justice, and the Social Compact: A Competing Doctrinal Story about the Rights of Men | 22 | |
| "I Rise Because I Am Not a Slave": Motivating Stories of Women and Work | 23 | |
| 2 | "A Thing of Common Right": Stories about Marriage | 28 |
| William Mowry and "The Daughter of the Indian Pero": A Doctrinal Story of Common Right | 29 | |
| "For God's Sake, Have You Bought My Wife": Motivating Stories of Common Right | 30 | |
| "We Shall Be Established as a People": Marriage as Political Act and Human Right | 35 | |
| "The Will of the Sovereign": A Doctrinal Story of State Authority | 40 | |
| "The First Step from Slavery": Stories of Marriage in Defiance of Sovereign Authority | 42 | |
| "A Feature of the Life of Asiatic and African People": A Doctrinal Story about Marriage Forms | 49 | |
| A First Amendment Motivating Story | 61 | |
| A Relevant, If Not Motivating, Story | 62 | |
| A Perfect Equality: A Doctrinal Story of Social Caste | 63 | |
| A Question Left for Posterity: Mixed Motivating Stories of Caste and Choice | 68 | |
| A Right "Essential to the Orderly Pursuit of Happiness": A Doctrinal Story of Marriage Choice | 75 | |
| The Doctrinal Story Evolves | 77 | |
| 3 | "The Child is Not the Creature of the State": Stories about Parenting | 81 |
| A Doctrinal Story "Touching the Relation Between Individual and State" | 83 | |
| "My Mother's Name was Elizabeth" : Motivating Stories Touching the Relation Between Parent and Child | 90 | |
| "What Definition Will You Attach to the Word 'Freeman'"?: Rights of Family as Antislavery Ideology and Reconstruction Promise | 108 | |
| Family, God, and Country: Doctrinal Stories about the Shaping of Young Minds | 118 | |
| "My Mother's and Father's Theology": Motivating Stories of Family, God, and Master | 128 | |
| "Poor Joshua!": Doctrinal Stories of Public Duty to Children | 137 | |
| "I'll Have My Child Again!": Motivating Stories of Parental Capacity | 142 | |
| The Doctrinal Story Evolves | 155 | |
| 4 | "They Have Not Owned Even their Bodies": Stories about Procreation | 167 |
| "There are Limits": Doctrinal Stories Concerning the Right to Continue One's Kind | 169 | |
| Used as Avarice or Lust May Dictate: Motivating Stories of Reproductive Control | 174 | |
| Emanations and Penumbras: Doctrinal Stories of Procreational Privacy | 181 | |
| "A Right Broad Enough to Encompass A Woman's Decision": A Doctrinal Story of Abortion Choice | 185 | |
| Slavery Will Never Own a Child of Mine: Motivating Stories of Procreation and Freedom | 190 | |
| The Doctrinal Story Evolves | 192 | |
| 5 | A New Appreciation of Family Rights: Recapturing Antislavery History and Tradition | 214 |
| Defining the Self and Defining the Community: Antislavery and the Value of Moral Autonomy | 226 | |
| The Child-Care Functions of Parent and State: Antislavery and the Value of Family Socialization | 241 | |
| Afterword | 251 | |
| Notes | 253 | |
| Index | 285 |
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Scott Sundstrom
reviewed Neglected Stories on February 18, 2014
Neglected Stories
Race and Liberty in America is an easy-to-read collection of information from original sources. It touches on many important aspects of history--many that still affect us in one way or another. It touches on slavery, immigration, employment, and others. I found it extremely helpful in sorting out today's immigration debate, which sounds very similar to the debate that occured in the late 1800's when the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed. I recommend it to liberals, conservatives, and everyone in between.
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