slaveholder

He was one of the largest slaveholders in the state.

He wrote about this issue to another American slaveholder in a similar situation.

He was a slaveholder with- out the ability to hold slaves.

"There are a lot of streets in my community named after slaveholders," he said.

Reconstruction for a time limited the power of former slaveholders in Texas.

Almost the first Northern men whom the slaveholder has learned to respect!

Many residents had personal and business ties to slaveholders across the river.

Like most of the planter class, he was a slaveholder.

They will look upon a slaveholder just so, by and by.

Certainly the act would have been appreciated by slaveholders living in Utah.

An ancestor of his had been a slaveholder in Mississippi, he said.

These were the most likely to become slaveholders and adopt other European practices.

Southern slaveholders looked to the Bible for language to control slaves.

Many free blacks lived in the countryside and some became major slaveholders.

Slaveholders were also encouraged to do so because the economics of the area was changing.

After 1810 southern states made it increasingly difficult for any slaveholders to free slaves.

He found that the majority of black slaveholders appeared to hold slaves as a commercial decision.

A week later, 1800 plantations had been destroyed and 1000 slaveholders killed.

All told, Brooklyn's streets appear to have more than 70 slaveholders represented.

Anyone can understand why a slaveholder who led the Confederacy might have his name removed from a public school.

Although a slaveholder, he argued the case in court.

He was a slaveholder, with child slaves registered in the county courthouse.

One had only recently ceased to be a slaveholder.

And behind those dead eyes, the knowledge that he or she was married to a tyrannical slaveholder.

In 1850, there were around 350,000 slaveholders in a total free southern population of about six million.