 | 10. Weld,
Vacation Tour,
288.
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| 11. Green, "Urban Industry, Black Resistance," 314; Robert,
Tobacco Kingdom,
chap. 10.
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| 12. Virginia Central Railroad Company, Annual Report, Nov. 1853, VHS.
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| 13. Bureau of Census, Population, 1840-60; Richmond, Personal Property Taxes, 1840-60, LVA; Berry, "The Rise of Flour Milling," 387-408; Green, "Urban Industry, Black Resistance," 395.
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| 14. Richmond, City Council Minutes, 1849; Bureau of Census, Slave Schedules, 1860, LVA.
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| 15. Goldin,
Urban Slavery,
chap. 5; Green, "Urban Industry, Black Resistance," 257-59;
Richmond Daily Whig,
Jan. 17, 1843;
Daily Dispatch,
July 3, 4, Sept. 12, 1854.
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| 16.
Daily Dispatch,
Jan. 3, 1853.
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| 17. Ibid., 1840-60; Hustings Suit Papers, 1840-60; Hill Papers, HL; Goldin,
Urban Slavery,
72-74.
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| 18.
Richmond Directory, Register, and Almanac,
1819;
Ellyson's Richmond Directory,
1845;
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and Portsmouth Business Directory, 1859-1860.
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| 19. "Employment of Slaves in Cotton Factories,"
De Bow's Review
8 (Jan. 1850): 75-76.
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| 20. "Excessive Slave Population: The Remedy," ibid., 12 (Feb. 1852): 182-85.
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| 21. "Slave Power on the Railroads" ibid., 11 (Dec. 1851): 638-39.
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| 22. North,
Economic Growth of the United States,
189-90, 212.
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