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- Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood : a New History of the Nat Turner Revolt
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On the evening of Sunday, 21 August 1831, Nat Turner and six men launched the most famous slave revolt in American history. The rebels caught Southampton whites flatfooted and killed nearly five dozen whites, more than had been killed by any slave revolt in American history. By the afternoon of the first day, however, the small rebel army encountered hastily assembled white forces, which dispersed the rebels. Efforts to restart the revolt met with little success. By Tuesday, 23 August, the threat that the rebels had posed had dissipated. As whites gained regained control, some advocated for a brutal response, but the slaveholders ultimately were able to check the threat to slave property posed by enraged whites. As a result, far fewer slaves and free blacks in Southampton were killed as whites suppressed the revolt. An original interpretation of the revolt, This Land Shall Be Deluged uses the dramatic events in Southampton to explore both the relationship of the black community to the rebels and whites. Unlike earlier works, which have emphasized the importance of resistance or negotiating to slaves, this work explores the ambiguities faced by members of the black community as they tried to decide if they would join the rebels, support their masters, or try to avoid taking sides. This book also shows how the slaveholders were able to create a hegemonic account of the revolt that saved their slaves from white retribution, which was the most dangerous threat facing the slaveholders' human property. The majority of the book is a close narrative of the events, stressing the characters and motivations of the rebelling slaves and the dynamics of power within and between the white and black communities.
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9780199828005
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Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood : a New History of the Nat Turner Revolt
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Hardcover
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English
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2016
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Textbook
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304 Pages
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"[A] fascinating account of the 1831 Nat Turner rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia, and its aftermath. The book provides both an excellent narrative history of the events and an analytic framework to examine important issues in southern historiography....The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is a significant contribution to the literature on Turner and the 1831 uprising. It is highly recommended to those interested in the Turner rebellion, slaveresistance, and the coming of the Civil War."--Michael W. Coffey, The North Carolina Historical Review"[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review"[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net"Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History"A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia"Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE"The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author ofBecoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic"Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."--Library Journal (starred review)"With its nice balance of narrative and analysis, [t]his thoroughly researched 'new history' is now the best single account we have of the revolt and the trials that followed...It is hard to say that any treatment of an event like Turner's rebellion, where the surviving documents do not reach far into many issues, will ever be definitive. For most readers, though, Breen's book should be the place to start."--J. William Harris, Civil War Book Review, "[A] fascinating account of the 1831 Nat Turner rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia, and its aftermath. The book provides both an excellent narrative history of the events and an analytic framework to examine important issues in southern historiography....The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is a significant contribution to the literature on Turner and the 1831 uprising. It is highly recommended to those interested in the Turner rebellion, slave resistance, and the coming of the Civil War."--Michael W. Coffey, The North Carolina Historical Review "[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review "[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."--Library Journal (starred review) "With its nice balance of narrative and analysis, [t]his thoroughly researched 'new history' is now the best single account we have of the revolt and the trials that followed...It is hard to say that any treatment of an event like Turner's rebellion, where the surviving documents do not reach far into many issues, will ever be definitive. For most readers, though, Breen's book should be the place to start."--J. William Harris, Civil War Book Review, "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."-CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."-James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review), "[A] fascinating account of the 1831 Nat Turner rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia, and its aftermath. The book provides both an excellent narrative history of the events and an analytic framework to examine important issues in southern historiography....The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is a significant contribution to the literature on Turner and the 1831 uprising. It is highly recommended to those interested in the Turner rebellion, slave resistance, and the coming of the Civil War."--Michael W. Coffey, The North Carolina Historical Review "[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review "[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."--Library Journal (starred review), "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."-CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."-James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review), "[A] substantial study "--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."-CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."-James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review), "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."-James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review), "[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review "[A] substantial study "--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review), "[A] fascinating account of the 1831 Nat Turner rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia, and its aftermath. The book provides both an excellent narrative history of the events and an analytic framework to examine important issues in southern historiography....The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is a significant contribution to the literature on Turner and the 1831 uprising. It is highly recommended to those interested in the Turner rebellion, slave resistance, and the coming of the Civil War."--Michael W. Coffey, The North Carolina Historical Review"[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review"[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net"Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History"A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia"Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic"Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."--Library Journal (starred review) "With its nice balance of narrative and analysis, [t]his thoroughly researched 'new history' is now the best single account we have of the revolt and the trials that followed...It is hard to say that any treatment of an event like Turner's rebellion, where the surviving documents do not reach far into many issues, will ever be definitive. For most readers, though, Breen's book should be the place to start."--J. William Harris, Civil War Book Review, "[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review "[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."--Library Journal (starred review), "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."-James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review) "Highly recommended." -Choice, "[N]o scholar has so deepened the research or so sagaciously and meticulously examined the available sources as we find done in The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood: A New History of the Nat Turner Revolt."--Louis A. DeCaro, Jr., American Historical Review "[A] substantial study..."--Robert Paquette, H-Net "Breen's work does offer valuable insight on the decision making of black Americans in and around the rebellion and convincingly demonstrates how white slave owners resisted a potential popular backlash."--Ben Wright, he Journal of Southern History "A compelling, often gripping, narrative of the bloodiest slave rebellion in the United States, The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood is the best history of Nat Turner's Rebellion yet written. Patrick Breen's clear prose, sensitive and careful reading of evidence, and persuasive arguments make the book both scholarly and accessible."--Eva Sheppard Wolf, author of Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum Virginia "Breen offers a new look into the diversity of a Southern slave community and the 'fragility and power of slavery.' Highly recommended. All academic levels/libraries."--CHOICE "The Land Shall Be Deluged in Blood tells the story of the most famous slave uprising in the antebellum United States, but it does not tell a familiar story. Patrick Breen uncovers the tensions and divisions running through both the black and white communities in Nat Turner's Southampton County. In the process, he sheds new light on the complicated and contradictory ways that slavery corrupted nineteenth century America."--James Sidbury, author of Becoming African in America: Race and Nation in the Early Black Atlantic "Breen convincingly shows that the county's landed gentry and courts succeeded by both suppressing the rebels and protecting the investment in human chattel held by Southhampton's slaveholding elite. An original study of first-rate scholarship, this title is recommended for scholars and students of the antebellum South, African American studies, and all libraries."-Library Journal (starred review)
Table of Content
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Signs2. The First Blood3. To Jerusalem4. Where Are the Facts?5. The Coolest and Most Judicious Among Us6. Long and Elaborate Arguments7. CommunionConclusionAfterword: Thomas R. Gray, Nat Turner, and the Authorial Voice of The Confessions of Nat TurnerNotesBibliographyIndex
Copyright Date
2015
Topic
United States / 19th Century, United States / General
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2015-042315
Dewey Decimal
975.5/55203092 B
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
History
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