Background
Berlin, Ira was born on May 27, 1941 in New York City. Son of Louis and Sylvia Toby Berlin.
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Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South by Ira Berlin (1992-10-01)
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Slaves Without Masters - the Free Negro in the Antebellum South
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Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South
(Slaves Without Masters is a vivid and moving history of t...)
Slaves Without Masters is a vivid and moving history of the quarter of a million free blacks who lived in the South before the Civil War. First published to great acclaim in 1974, Slaves Without Masters established Ira Berlin as one of the outstanding historians of African American life in slavery and freedom. It traces the lives of free black men and women, portraying their struggle for community, liberty, economic independence, and education within an oppressive society.
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Ira Berlin
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Ira Berlin, American Historian, educator. Recipient Distinguished Teaching award University Wisconsin, 1969; Younger Humanist fellow National Endowment Humanities, 1971; Bi-Centennial professor Centre de Recherche sur l'histoire des Etats-Unis, Paris, 1987; fellow DavisCtr. History Studies, Princeton University, 1975, Center for Advanced Studies inthe Behavioral Sciences, 1989-1990.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, University Wisconsin, 1970.
Career
Vice president, I.B. Alan, Inc., 1967-1969;
book review editor, Wisconsin Magazine History, 1969;
instructor, University of Illinois-Chicago, 1970-1972;
assistant professor of history, Federal City College, Washington, 1972-1974. Professor of history U. Maryland., since 1976. Member Columbia University Seminar, Columbia University Economics History Program.
Director Freedmen and Southern Society project National Archives, also member of advisory council.
Achievements
Works
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Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South
(Slaves Without Masters is a vivid and moving history of t...)
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Slaves Without Masters - the Free Negro in the Antebellum South
(A very good plus copy with no markings and light wear in ...)
- SLAVES WITHOUT MASTERS. The Free Negro In The Antebellum South.
- Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South by Ira Berlin (1992-10-01)
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Slaves Without Masters: The Free Negro in the Antebellum South
Membership
Member American History Association, Southern History Association, Organisation American Historians, International Sociological Association (commission on race and ethnicity).
Connections
Married Martha L. Chait, Aug, 31, 1963. Children— Lisa Jill, Richard Aaron.
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Teaching award University Wisconsin, 1969. Younger Humanist fellow National Endowment Humanities, 1971. Bi-Centennial professor Centre de Recherche sur l'histoire des Etats-Unis, Paris, 1987. Fellow DavisCtr. History Studies, Princeton University, 1975, Center for Advanced Studies inthe Behavioral Sciences, 1989-1990.Recipient Distinguished Teaching award University Wisconsin, 1969. Younger Humanist fellow National Endowment Humanities, 1971. Bi-Centennial professor Centre de Recherche sur l'histoire des Etats-Unis, Paris, 1987.
Fellow DavisCtr. History Studies, Princeton University, 1975, Center for Advanced Studies inthe Behavioral Sciences, 1989-1990.