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Slaves picking cotton on a Southern plantation. Stock Photo
RM2B29E88–Slaves picking cotton on a Southern plantation.
African American sharecroppers work a cotton field in the MIssissippi delta, ca. 1910. Stock Photo
RMM43F1A–African American sharecroppers work a cotton field in the MIssissippi delta, ca. 1910.
Afroamerican slaves picking cotton in the South. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMA45GFD–Afroamerican slaves picking cotton in the South. Hand-colored woodcut
Cotton Plantation on the Mississippi Stock Photo
RMGJ7NP0–Cotton Plantation on the Mississippi
A group of African Americans picking cotton near Savannah, Georgia shortly after emancipation. Photo by Launey & Goebel, c.1867-1890 Stock Photo
RMGA6636–A group of African Americans picking cotton near Savannah, Georgia shortly after emancipation. Photo by Launey & Goebel, c.1867-1890
Agriculture: cotton harvest in Louisiana, slaves fill baskets with white cotton bolls, 19th century Stock Photo
RF2B51R48–Agriculture: cotton harvest in Louisiana, slaves fill baskets with white cotton bolls, 19th century
Photo of Black share croppers at South Carolina Cotton Museum in Bishopville SC USA Stock Photo
RMAET547–Photo of Black share croppers at South Carolina Cotton Museum in Bishopville SC USA
Slaves on a Cotton Plantation in the Southern States of America, illustration, 1848 Stock Photo
RM2JTHX2A–Slaves on a Cotton Plantation in the Southern States of America, illustration, 1848
COTTON Afro-American slaves hoe a cotton field in Aliceville, north west Alabama, in the 1860s. The foreman stands at far left. Stock Photo
RM2HMHB7H–COTTON Afro-American slaves hoe a cotton field in Aliceville, north west Alabama, in the 1860s. The foreman stands at far left.
Slave workers in a cotton field in the Southern States. From a nineteenth century travelogue of the United States of America, published in 1891, this is a photograph of one of a number of engravings (many by Edward Whymper) used to illustrate aspects of the social history, architecture, topography and geography of the USA. Stock Photo
RM2YFW6GR–Slave workers in a cotton field in the Southern States. From a nineteenth century travelogue of the United States of America, published in 1891, this is a photograph of one of a number of engravings (many by Edward Whymper) used to illustrate aspects of the social history, architecture, topography and geography of the USA.
Former slaves working a cotton press on a Southern cotton plantation, 1867. Illustration by Alfred R. Waud, Harper's Weekly, February 2, 1867. Stock Photo
RM2NH93ER–Former slaves working a cotton press on a Southern cotton plantation, 1867. Illustration by Alfred R. Waud, Harper's Weekly, February 2, 1867.
A carte-de-visite of women and children in a cotton field by J. H. Aylsworth. Albumen print. 1860s. Stock Photo
RM2WXWDPW–A carte-de-visite of women and children in a cotton field by J. H. Aylsworth. Albumen print. 1860s.
View of Large Cotton Field with Clouds in the Background Stock Photo
RFJ20BDK–View of Large Cotton Field with Clouds in the Background
Vintage colour engraving circa 1821 of cotton making in the Dutch Antilles or Netherlands Antilles in the East Indies using African slaves. By the artist Paolo Fumagalli Stock Photo
RF2H0624F–Vintage colour engraving circa 1821 of cotton making in the Dutch Antilles or Netherlands Antilles in the East Indies using African slaves. By the artist Paolo Fumagalli
Cultivation and manufacture of the cotton plant Stock Photo
RMPXJ6YN–Cultivation and manufacture of the cotton plant
. English: 'The House that Jeff Built'. US Civil War editorial cartoon. An extended and bitter indictment of Jefferson Davis and the Southern slave system. The work consists of a series of twelve vignettes with accompanying verse, following the scheme of the nursery rhyme 'The House That Jack Built.' The same nursery rhyme was adapted for some of the bank war satires during the Jacksonian era. The vignettes are as follows: 1. the 'House,' showing the door to a slave pen; 2. bales of cotton, 'By rebels call'd king;' 3. slaves at work picking cotton, 'field-chattels that made cotton king;' 4. sl Stock Photo
RMMN05Y0–. English: 'The House that Jeff Built'. US Civil War editorial cartoon. An extended and bitter indictment of Jefferson Davis and the Southern slave system. The work consists of a series of twelve vignettes with accompanying verse, following the scheme of the nursery rhyme 'The House That Jack Built.' The same nursery rhyme was adapted for some of the bank war satires during the Jacksonian era. The vignettes are as follows: 1. the 'House,' showing the door to a slave pen; 2. bales of cotton, 'By rebels call'd king;' 3. slaves at work picking cotton, 'field-chattels that made cotton king;' 4. sl
United States. Slaves picking cotton. Engraving 1878. Stock Photo
RMPPC7KN–United States. Slaves picking cotton. Engraving 1878.
$50 Confederate States of America banknote from the first issue (Act of March 9, 1861). First issue, interest bearing, total circulation $1,000,000. Between 1861 ?64 there were 72 different types issued with numerous sub-varieties. Engraving of slaves in a cotton field. Reverse is not printed. . 1861. Confederate States of America & National Bank Note Company (New York) National Museum of American History -� Native name National Museum of American History Parent institution Smithsonian Affiliations Location Washington, D.C., United States of America Coordinates 38-�-���-�.68��-� 77-�-�� Stock Photo
RMMAKJX6–$50 Confederate States of America banknote from the first issue (Act of March 9, 1861). First issue, interest bearing, total circulation $1,000,000. Between 1861 ?64 there were 72 different types issued with numerous sub-varieties. Engraving of slaves in a cotton field. Reverse is not printed. . 1861. Confederate States of America & National Bank Note Company (New York) National Museum of American History -� Native name National Museum of American History Parent institution Smithsonian Affiliations Location Washington, D.C., United States of America Coordinates 38-�-���-�.68��-� 77-�-��
The processing of cotton, cultivation on a cotton plantation and harvesting of cotton by slaves, 1810, America, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original / Die Verarbeitung von Baumwolle, Anbau auf einer Baumwollplantage und Ernte der Baumwolle durch Sklaven, 1810, Amerika, Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert Stock Photo
RF2R1N91M–The processing of cotton, cultivation on a cotton plantation and harvesting of cotton by slaves, 1810, America, Historic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original / Die Verarbeitung von Baumwolle, Anbau auf einer Baumwollplantage und Ernte der Baumwolle durch Sklaven, 1810, Amerika, Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
Slaves picking cotton on a Southern plantation. Stock Photo
RM2B29E87–Slaves picking cotton on a Southern plantation.
Portrait of two African American women sharecroppers in the Mississippi Delta, ca. 1910. Stock Photo
RMM43F12–Portrait of two African American women sharecroppers in the Mississippi Delta, ca. 1910.
African American slaves carrying cotton picked from the fields 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMA8FEHB–African American slaves carrying cotton picked from the fields 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut
A typical representation of slaves on a cotton plantation, showing how they work in the field, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector
RF2BTGGPY–A typical representation of slaves on a cotton plantation, showing how they work in the field, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.
$50 Confederate States of America note from 1861, showing Slaves in a cotton field Stock Photo
RM2XMC8TR–$50 Confederate States of America note from 1861, showing Slaves in a cotton field
Jacksonville, Florida - School children visit the Kingsley Plantation, where slaves grew Sea Island cotton from 1814 to 1865. Stock Photo
RMG1K7F3–Jacksonville, Florida - School children visit the Kingsley Plantation, where slaves grew Sea Island cotton from 1814 to 1865.
US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century Stock Photo
RM2FP0EK4–US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century
Very young children stand alongside adults in the cotton field. The women wear dresses, and one young boy can be seen holding a hat. Enslaved people brought to the United States were the main work force on cotton and tobacco plantations in the Antebellum South. After the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863-1865 most stayed in farming as very poor sharecroppers, who rarely owned land. Stock Photo
RM2G4GT49–Very young children stand alongside adults in the cotton field. The women wear dresses, and one young boy can be seen holding a hat. Enslaved people brought to the United States were the main work force on cotton and tobacco plantations in the Antebellum South. After the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863-1865 most stayed in farming as very poor sharecroppers, who rarely owned land.
Black history timeline. Stock Photo
RFBXXGTM–Black history timeline.
In The Cotton Field., ca. 1863 Stock Photo
RME596H9–In The Cotton Field., ca. 1863
Former slaves working a cotton press on a Southern cotton plantation, 1867. Illustration by Alfred R. Waud, Harper's Weekly, February 2, 1867. Stock Photo
RM2NH93EX–Former slaves working a cotton press on a Southern cotton plantation, 1867. Illustration by Alfred R. Waud, Harper's Weekly, February 2, 1867.
Boone Hall Plantation, Horses Grazing in the Field, Spanish Moss, South Carolina, Mount Pleasant Stock Photo
RFP07RE1–Boone Hall Plantation, Horses Grazing in the Field, Spanish Moss, South Carolina, Mount Pleasant
Abolition of slavery. Arm slave with broken shackles. Broken chain. Amid blood of slaves. Stock Vector
RFJ9EPY2–Abolition of slavery. Arm slave with broken shackles. Broken chain. Amid blood of slaves.
United States. Picking cotton. Engraving 1878. Stock Photo
RMPPETFM–United States. Picking cotton. Engraving 1878.
African American slaves picking cotton on a plantation in the Deep South 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMA0A8MJ–African American slaves picking cotton on a plantation in the Deep South 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut
$50 Confederate States of America note from 1861, showing Slaves in a cotton field Stock Photo
RM2XKH93J–$50 Confederate States of America note from 1861, showing Slaves in a cotton field
US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century Stock Photo
RM2FP0ET2–US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century
Southern slaves at their daily toil, 1925. Stock Photo
RM2MBGWAT–Southern slaves at their daily toil, 1925.
Vector Illustration timeline for Black History month. Stock Photo
RFBXXGX7–Vector Illustration timeline for Black History month.
African American slaves picking baling and ginning cotton by steam on a plantation in the US South, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMADW7NB–African American slaves picking baling and ginning cotton by steam on a plantation in the US South, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut
US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century Stock Photo
RM2FP0ED2–US-American history, cotton picking, 19th century
African-American slaves carrying baskets of cotton in a field. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration Stock Photo
RMB53BCC–African-American slaves carrying baskets of cotton in a field. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration
Slaves bringing in the cotton harvest. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMA9YXAC–Slaves bringing in the cotton harvest. Hand-colored woodcut
Slaves using Eli Whitney's cotton gin on a southern plantation, 1793. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMDWTR5A–Slaves using Eli Whitney's cotton gin on a southern plantation, 1793. Hand-colored woodcut

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