Point of View of David Brion Davis, C.L.R. James, and Orlando Patterson Regarding the Abolishment of Slavery

Abolition of slavery is an important turning point in world history regardless of which country is slavery. For this reason, it is a discussion of many academic arguments. Three historians emphasize this and I would like to state the reasons why it is necessary to abolish slavery and the key points about its importance. David Bullion Davis, C. Both James and Orlando Patterson have similar views and different views on why it is necessary to stop slavery. This is very important to the discussion, so we are constantly learning from the past, so people building society no longer make the same mistake.

David Brian Davis, The Problem of Slavery in Western Culture (Ithaca, New York: Published by Cornell University, 1966) David Brian Davis In the issue of 'slave in Western culture' system, a historical study of social attitudes towards slavery I was wrong. In ancient society, the distinction between slave and freedom was very clear in the United States. Although the morality of Europe has advanced to the age of enlightenment, slave trade in the United States constantly stimulated the worst habit.

In New England, slaves are relatively small and the economy is rooted in slave trade with the West Indies. As David Brian Davis pointed out (challenging the boundaries of slavery), African Americans did a stubborn and dirty work of the democratic republic. They cleaned the forest, flipped the soil, planted, cultivated, and harvested exportable crops, and brought great prosperity to the classes owned by slaves. Finally, as we know, the military has decided to bring about severe suffering for four years. Civil war was the first recorded war between two ambitious representative democracy Their political elite tends to think they are not compatible between the two. Defender of democratic definition

For that reason there is no doubt that David Brian Davis's "Inhuman Behavior: Increasing Slavery in the New World and Sluggishness" will be announced. Like other scholars, Davis Emeritus emeritus Professor Davis and Sir Lehmann Yale University Slavery is the former director of the center for resistance and abolition, making slaves the central element of modern history. Although the focus of "nonhuman bondage" is mainly concentrated in the Americas, he can not understand the recent slavery in addition to its long history, and this history can be traced back to the ancient times .