Episode 15: Eugene Genovese, "Roll Jordan Roll," 1972.
Rob Ferguson and Marie Totten discuss Eugene Genovese's 'Roll Jordan Roll', exploring its insights into slavery, paternalism, religion, and the complex human relationships within the antebellum South. They analyze the book's strengths, weaknesses, and its controversial place in historiography.
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