The Household War: Property, Personhood, and th. Blanton, Blanton,**

Name: The Household War: Property, Personhood, and th. Blanton, Blanton,**
Brand: University of Pennsylvania Press

University of Pennsylvania Press

Explore the intricate relationship between property, personhood, and the domestication of Anglo-American slavery in "The Household War" by John N. Blanton. This scholarly work delves into the historical complexities of slavery from 1547 to 1729, examining how enslaved individuals were treated as property while simultaneously possessing personhood. Blanton offers a nuanced perspective on the domestic sphere within the context of slavery, revealing the profound impact of these dynamics on both enslaved people and slaveholders. Essential reading for historians and students of American history, this book provides critical insights into a foundational period of the United States. Key themes include: * The legal and social definitions of property and personhood. * The role of the household in the perpetuation of slavery. * The experiences of enslaved individuals within domestic settings. * The historical evolution of slavery in Anglo-American colonies. "The Household War" is a significant contribution to the understanding of slavery, offering a detailed and accessible analysis for academics and general readers alike.