a Christian work ethic of enslaved women Martin, Joan M. (Joan Marie) Additional Author mixed material bibliography Louisville Westminster John Knox Press c2000 monographic 1st ed. en English

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xiii, 190 p. ; 22 cm. More Than Chains and Toil is a probing and perceptive analysis of work in the experience of African American women. Even though forced labor was the essence of slavery, few have studied the labor of slave women from the perspective of women themselves. The author clarifies and analyzes the meanings that the women bestowed on their labors-meanings that constitute a rich resource of moral value for all who read this book" -PETER J PARIS, Homrighausen Professor of Christian Social Ethics, Princeton Theological Seminary and author of Black Religious Leaders Conflict in Unity and The Social Teaching of the Block Churches United States 305.409066425800X Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 261.854 Mar m E08002774 Non Fiction 305.409 Mar m-3 E08000957 Non Fiction 261.854 Mar m 01201901936 Non Fiction 305.409 Mar m-2 more.jpg 11045 1999-12-20 00:00:00 2026-03-06 17:36:41 machine generated