The Half Has Never Been Told : Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism [engel-22701]

The Half Has Never Been Told : Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism [engel-22701]

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The Half Has Never Been Told : Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism [engel-22701]Erhaltungszustand: Trade paperback. Slavery and the making of American capitalism. This book reveals how that the important economic innovations from America were found from ways to make slavery more profitable. 560 pp. Englisch As new. Language: english von Edward E. Baptist

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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025