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Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume I, Alabama Narratives by Various Genre(s): Social Science (Culture & Anthropology), Modern (19th C), Modern (20th C) Read by: docdlmartin, Inkell, Maria Angela R. Aragon, David Onley, Carol Sutton, fshort, Greg Giordano, De Anna Lee, Christine Rottger, NarratorOcci, Larry Wilson, LilyAnne, Rebecca Eden Walker, amkelleymd, Lazz, J. E. Holt, czandra, Brian Burruss, PhyllisV, Maxine in English Parts: Part 1    • Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slaver...   Part 3    • Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slaver...   Chapters: 00:00:00 - 60 - Josh Horn 00:20:53 - 61 - Emma L. Howard 00:30:01 - 62 - Everett Ingram 00:36:16 - 63 - Hannah Irwin 00:41:49 - 64 - Martha Jackson 00:50:10 - 65 - Jane 00:58:18 - 66 - Randolph Johnson 01:02:16 - 67 - Hilliard Johnson 01:10:42 - 68 - Abraham Jones 01:18:29 - 69 - Emma Jones 01:23:57 - 70 - Hannah Jones 01:30:11 - 71 - Josephine 01:32:45 - 72 - Lucindy Lawrence Jurdon 01:36:59 - 73 - Lucy Kimball 01:45:42 - 74 - Ellen King 01:50:31 - 75 - Mandy Leslie 01:59:03 - 76 - Dellie Lewis 02:06:32 - 77 - Lightnin' 02:10:12 - 78 - Billy Abraham Longslaughter 02:15:44 - 79 - Louis 02:26:30 - 80 - Tom McAlpin 02:34:01 - 81 - Anne Maddox 02:41:20 - 82 - Mandy 02:46:58 - 83 - Frank Menefee 02:54:39 - 84 - Isaam Morgan 03:02:33 - 85 - Tony Morgan 03:07:11 - 86 - Mose 03:16:13 - 87 - Sally Murphy 03:23:38 - 88 - Hattie Anne Nettles 03:28:30 - 89 - W.E. Northcross 03:42:21 - 90 - Wade Owens 03:49:33 - 91 - Molly Parker 03:52:35 - 92 - Lindy Patton 03:55:30 - 93 - Simon Phillips 04:02:58 - 94 - Roxy Pitts 04:07:51 - 95 - Carrie Pollard 04:14:18 - 96 - Irene Poole 04:20:23 - 97 - Nicey Pugh 04:27:49 - 98 - Sally Reynolds 04:32:41 - 99 - Mary Rice 04:35:38 - 100 - Cornelia Robinson 04:40:59 - 101 - Gus Rogers 04:46:03 - 102 - Janie Scott 04:52:55 - 103 - Maugan Shepherd 04:57:10 - 104 - Allen Sims 05:03:25 - 105 - Frank Smith 05:10:47 - 106 - John Smith 05:19:10 - 107 - Annie Stanton 05:25:44 - 108 - Theodore Fontaine Stewart 05:31:55 - 109 - George Strickland 05:39:11 - 110 - Cull Taylor 05:46:34 - 111 - Daniel Taylor 05:52:00 - 112 - George Taylor 06:01:06 - 113 - Amanda Tellis 06:05:13 - 114 - Ellen Thomas 06:13:29 - 115 - Elizabeth Thomas 06:16:10 - 116 - Mollie Tillman 06:20:37 - 117 - Alonza Fantroy Toombs 06:26:13 - 118 - William Henry Towns 06:43:45 - 119 - Stepney Underwood 06:49:38 - 120 - Charlie Van Dyke 06:56:15 - 121 - Lilah Walker 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 Alabama, the first in the series of 34 volumes. - Summary by Larry Wilson More information: https://librivox.org/slave-narratives... LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)