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Slaveocracy

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Slave`oc´ra`cy
n.1.See Slavocracy.


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Brown was part of an interracial abolitionist counterpublic committed not only to expanding the discourse on slavery but also to dramatically altering the slaveocracy in which they lived and the systems of economic and racial privilege that such a society perpetuated.
Some Blacks in Barbados, after three hundred and fifty years, were still debating slaveocracy and requesting compensation from the Whites for past wrongs.
Some indispensable American poets and critics, for example, have wished almost openly that the Southern slaveocracy had won the Civil War.
 
 
 
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