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UNITED STATES AUTHOR · HISTORY · SLAVERY

Robert William Fogel

Also known as: Robert W. Fogel, ROBERT W. FOGEL

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American economist, historian

New York City, United States
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Slavery is not only one of the most ancient but also one of the most long-lived forms of economic and social organization.

— from Without consent or contract, 1989

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The Union Pacific Railroad

1960

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Time on the cross

1974

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Supplemented by: "Evidence and methods, a supplement" (xi, 267 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.) published: Boston : Little, Brown, 1974. Call number: E449.F65 Suppl.

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Mortality in the South, 1850

1976

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This dataset was prepared by Robert W. Fogel (The University of Chicago and the University of Rochester) and Stanley L. Engermann (The University of Rochester) and used for the analyses presented in Time on the Cross: The Economics of American Negro Slavery, Volume 1 and Time on the Cross: Evidence and Methods--A Supplement Volume 2. Information on the deaths of approximately 10,500 persons in seven states in the southern United States in 1850 are recorded in this dataset. The data were obtained from the manuscript mortality schedules of the 1850 United States Census. Deaths by age, sex, and place of birth for the free and slave populations are included in the file, as are variables documenting the date and cause of death as well as the occupation of the deceased individuals.

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