Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Fo... Part 1/2

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume XI, North Carolina Narratives, Part 1 by Various Genre(s): Social Science (Culture & Anthropology), Modern (19th C) Read by: Penny Witt, docdlmartin, Lazz, KleioMilia, Ronell, lestat24, D.L. Blair, Quincy Minor, Carol Sutton, darman210, ABC123yuv, Jacqueline Tyler., Kevin Waters, Jerome Ware, Phil Chenevert, Margaret Lange, fshort, Kerry Adams, KHand, J. Damain, bkelle, Kaleb A. Suedfeld, Tanzania Ware, Inkell, Little Beetle, Eric Johnson, LaurieB, sierasimone, shanban0303, Aakarsh Garg, Matt Stiner, April6090, Allegra LittleCole in English Cover design by TriciaG. Parts: Part 2    • Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slaver...   Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Louisa Adams 00:11:15 - 02 - Ida Adkins 00:18:47 - 03 - Martha Allen 00:22:40 - 04 - Joseph Anderson 00:26:01 - 05 - Mary Anderson 00:39:40 - 06 - Cornelia Andrews 00:46:35 - 07 - Mary Anngady 01:02:50 - 08 - Jane Arrington 01:09:18 - 09 - Sarah Louis Augustus 01:21:08 - 10 - Charuty Austin 01:30:24 - 11 - Blound Baker 01:33:52 - 12 - Lizzie Baker 01:39:41 - 13 - Viney Baker 01:42:09 - 14 - Charlie Barbour 01:49:41 - 15 - Mary Barbour 01:55:44 - 16 - Alice Baugh 02:03:20 - 17 - John Beckwith 02:09:35 - 18 - John C. Bectom 02:20:25 - 19 - Laura Bell 02:27:20 - 20 - Emma Blalock 02:36:03 - 21 - David Blount 02:45:21 - 22 - Clay Bobbit 02:48:39 - 23 - Henry Bobbitt 02:58:01 - 24 - Herndon Bogan 03:03:17 - 25 - Andrew Boone 03:16:11 - 26 - W.L. Bost 03:32:10 - 27 - Mary Wallace Bowe 03:41:17 - 28 - Lucy Brown 03:44:06 - 29 - Midge Burnett 03:48:22 - 30 - Fanny Cannady 03:57:27 - 31 - Betty Cofer 04:15:39 - 32 - John Coggin 04:20:28 - 33 - Mandy Coverson 04:24:53 - 34 - Willie Cozart 04:32:50 - 35 - Hannah Crasson 04:45:30 - 36 - Julia Crenshaw 04:47:22 - 37 - Zeb Crowder 04:55:16 - 38 - Adeline Crump 05:00:38 - 39 - Bill Crump 05:06:33 - 40 - Charlie Crump 05:12:48 - 41 - Mattie Curtis 05:20:59 - 42 - Charles Lee Dalton 05:29:15 - 43 - John Daniels 05:32:39 - 44 - Harriet Ann Daves 05:38:27 - 45 - Jerry Davis 05:42:54 - 46 - W.S. Debnam 05:51:25 - 47 - Sarah Debro 06:04:48 - 48 - Charles W. Dickens 06:10:35 - 49 - Margaret E. Dickens 06:15:45 - 50 - Rev. Squire Dowd 06:24:12 - 51 - Fannie Dunn 06:30:27 - 52 - Jennylin Dunn 06:34:22 - 53 - Lucy Ann Dunn 06:42:39 - 54 - Tempie Herndon Durham 06:56:41 - 55 - George Eatman These volumes of slave narratives are the product of the Federal Writers Project sponsored by the Library of Congress and the Work Project Administration. They consist of verbatim records of personal interviews with former slaves conducted during 1936-1938 'These life histories, taken down as far as possible in the narrators' words, constitute an invaluable body of unconscious evidence or indirect source material, . . . The narratives belong to folk history—history recovered from the memories and lips of participants or eye-witnesses,' This is volume one for the state of North Carolina. (Summary by Larry Wilson) More information: https://librivox.org/slave-narratives... LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)