Magic and the Supernatural in the African American Slave Culture and Society

Author: Maura McNamara

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Title: Magic and the Supernatural in the African American Slave Culture and Society

Author: Maura McNamara

Description: Examines supernatural beliefs among enslaved people in the antebellum American South, including voodooism, conjuration, and spiritual possession.

Pages: 16

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