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"Old Isaac Remained"
Existing Scholarship
Data and Slavery
Maryland Context
Slavery in Maryland
Catholics in Maryland
Jesuit Slaveholding
Jesuit Estates
Community & Kinship
The Possibility of Community
Kinship among the Enslaved
Babies and Baptisms
Relative Stability Among Families
Jesuits from Elite Slaveowning Families
Partnerships and Marriage
Marriage in the Eyes of the Clergy
Family Unification
Jesuit Focus on Maintaining Marriage Bonds
Daily Life
Enslaved Economies
Health & Sickness
Freedom Status Transactions
1838
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