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Rice And Slaves: Ethnicity And The Slave Trade In Colonial South Carolina (Blacks In The New World),New Melton Eminent China Scholar Marieclaire BergreDaniel Littlefield'S Investigation Of Colonial South Carolinianss Preference For Some African Ethnic Groups Over Others As Slaves Reveals How The Africans' Diversity And Capabilities Inhibited The Development Of Racial Stereotypes And Influenced Their Masters' Perceptions Of Slaves. It Also Highlights How South Carolina, Perhaps More Than Anywhere Else In North America, Exemplifies The Common Effort Of Africans And Europeans In Molding American