- class" family. His great-great-grandfather,
Charles Blair, was a
wealthy slaveowning country gentleman and
absentee owner of two
Jamaican plantations; hailing...
- does not
acknowledge people who
benefited from
slavery by
being in a
slaveowning household, e.g., the wife and
children of an owner; in 1850,
there was...
-
politician and general, who was
prominent during the
Peloponnesian War. A
slaveowning member of the
Athenian aristocracy, he
inherited a
large fortune from...
-
archetype of a
Southern gentleman became po****r as a
chivalric ideal of the
slaveowning planter class,
emphasizing both
familial and
personal honor in addition...
- (/ˈmuːltriː/;
November 23, 1730 –
September 27, 1805) was an
American slaveowning planter and
politician who
became a
general in the
American Revolutionary...
-
fifth president to hold office, and the
fourth from Virginia. From a
slaveowning background, he had
served in the
American Revolutionary War. In 1816...
- father's name in years. The
episode reveals that Mr. Burns's
father was a
slaveowning Southern plantation owner who
inspired the
character Simon Legree from...
-
Virginia Colony. Born in Warrenton,
North Carolina, to a middle-class,
slaveowning family,
Bragg attended Warrenton Academy and
later graduated from Captain...
- Dissertation). Power,
Prejudice and Profit: the
World View of the
Jamaican Slaveowning Elite, 1788-1834, (University of
Liverpool Press,
Liverpool 1988). Luster...
-
perfect northerner to
balance the
somewhat sordid re****tion of the
slaveowning, dueling, hard-drinking Clay." Wilentz, 2008, p. 569: Freylinghuysen...
