The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism (110 page)

Mason, James,
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336
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338
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369
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370
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374
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391

Maspero’s Coffee-House and slave auction.
See under
Slave auctions

May, John,
5

Maydwell, John,
182

McBryde, Duncan,
274

McCallum, Cade,
397–398
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402–403
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404
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409
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411
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414

McCallum, Liza,
397–398
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401
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409
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411
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414–415

McCullogh v. Maryland
,
231

McCutcheon, Samuel,
57
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61

McCutcheon, William,
144

McDonough, John,
85
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86–87

McLane, Louis,
252
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317
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318
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319

McLean, Hector,
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94
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95
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106
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107
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109

McNeill, Alexander,
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97–98
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103
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282

McNutt, Alexander,
290–291
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293–294

Mechanical cotton picker,
116
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128

Mercer, William N.,
81

Mexican-American War,
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327
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328–329
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333
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341

Mexico,
332–333
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366–367

Middle Passage,
10
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41–42
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48
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186
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190–191
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298
.
See also
Atlantic slave trade
;
International slave trade

Miller, George,
27–28

Miltenberger, Christian,
55

Minor, John,
91

Minor, Stephen,
88

Mississippi,
18–19

Mississippi Territory,
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30
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33–34

Missouri Compromise,
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372–373
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Missouri crisis,
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155–158
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Mitchell, Hettie,
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Money, paper,
229–233
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Monroe, James,
46
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47
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158

Morality,
235

Morgan, Charles,
320

Morris, Gouverneur,
9–10

Morris, Robert,
18–19
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20

Mortgaged human “property” list,
275 (photo)

Mossy, Toussaint,
94–95
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100
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101
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105
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108

Mulatto women, white men and,
50
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242

Napoleonic Wars,
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Nat Turner’s Rebellion.
See
Slave Rebellion of 1831

Native Americans,
45
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68–69
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227
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315
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360

Indian Removal Act and,
228–229
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249

Necaise, Henri,
296

Nettles, Hattie Ann,
164

New Deal,
415

New England Emigrant Aid Company,
374

New England textile manufacturing,
319

New England–Mississippi Land Company,
21

New Mexico,
338

New Orleans,
43–44
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46–47
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48
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75–78
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154

age group distribution of enslaved people sold in,
102
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103 (table)
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106

cotton trade in,
76–77
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78 (photo)
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81
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82–83
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87

entrepreneurs in,
85–90

Maspero’s Coffee-House and slave auction in,
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94–109

number of enslaved people imported to and sold in,
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77 (table)

number of enslaved people sold in,
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103 (table)

as port of exit for tobacco, cotton, hemp,
82

slave prices in,
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174 (fig.)
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176

See also
Orleans Territory

Newby, Dangerfield,
384–385
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385–386

Newby, Harriet,
384–385

Newspapers,
192–195
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240

Nicholas, George,
15

Nickens, Margaret,
148

Nolte, Vincent,
85–87
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92

Nonintercourse Act,
53

The North, European immigration to,
324

North America, slave colonies in,
3–4

North American Land Company,
18–19

Northern cotton mills,
312
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317

Northern industry,
322–332

expansion of,
317–322
,
322–323
,
323–324

immigration and,
324

Northern states, vs. southern states

and cotton production, role of,
323

expansion of slavery and,
332–342

Northern textile manufacturing,
319
,
323–324

Northup, Solomon,
137
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140

Northwest Ordinances,
7–8
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12
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29
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155
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368
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369

Northwest Territory,
8
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154

Notes on the State of Virginia
(Jefferson),
6

Nott, Josiah,
350

Odom, Helen,
189

Olmsted, Frederick Law,
348–350

One-eyed man, slave trader as,
243–244

Orleans Territory, German Coast, slave rebellion of 1811.
See
Slave rebellion of 1811

Orleans Territory (present-day Louisiana)

origins of slaves imported to, 1800–1820,
49–56
,
51 (table)
,
53 (table)
,
54 (table)
,
56 (table)

See also
New Orleans

Osborn, Charles,
193

Ostend Manifesto,
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374

O’Sullivan, John L.,
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Ousatonic Manufacturing Company,
318

Overseers,
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119–121
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