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Tannenbaum thesis: a standalone construct

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Comparative history

the argument that slavery was milder and manumission easier in Latin America than in the US because of law and religion.

In comparative history, Tannenbaum thesis refers to the argument that slavery was milder and manumission easier in Latin America than in the US because of law and religion. This meaning comes from Tannenbaum (1946) in Slave and citizen.[1]

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References

  1. Tannenbaum, F. (1946). Slave and citizen. Vintage Books. ISBN 9780807009130

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