Slave Narratives as Religious Sources

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Slave Narratives as Religious Sources

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Topics:

Religion and Regions > Religion in North America > African Americans

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Katie G. Cannon

Institution: Temple University

Course Year: 1998

Annotation:

A 1998 course by Katie Cannon at Temple University "focuses on autobiographical narratives written or dictated by ex-slaves of African descent from 1750 to the twentieth century."