If you go to this website you will find the following PDF.
https://www.hoddereducation.co.uk/getattachment/Subjects/History/Series-pages/Access-to-History/Series-Boxes/Sample-Chapters/Sample-Chapters/United-States-Civil-War-causes,-course-and-effects.pdf.aspx
Floggings were rare, if only because slave owners had a vested interest inThe author of this chapter argues that the experience of slavery varied a lot and is in keeping with the reviewers opinion.
the care and maintenance of their property. Just as most Rolls-Royce
owners today take good care of their cars, so slave owners looked after
their ‘property’. (A prime field hand was worth much the same as a
modern-day top-of-the-range car.)
This "sample chapter" is from a history series they publish titled "
That is the link on the following pages.
https://www.hoddereducation.co.uk/accesstohistory/samplechapters
The author seems to be Alan Farmer according to this link.
http://www.amazon.com/History-American-Courses-Consequences-1803-1877/dp/0340965878/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1410138940&sr=1-3
He quotes Fogel and Engerman as if they were competent historians.
I was able to identify Farmer with key phrases from The Economist review using Google.
Farmer is retired and so I am trying to locate a contact email.
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