This chapter examines the myriad ways that authors subverted the post-bellum slavery narrative - employing, variously, Marxist ideas, pan-Africanism and non-racially motivated anti-imperialist rhetoric. It shows that the rhetorical processes through which slaves and slave owners had been othered were challenged and an alternative vision of anti-slavery was offered.
History
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Social Sciences and Humanities
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Politics and International Studies
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American Slavery, American Imperialism: US Perceptions of Global Servitude, 1870-1914