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Index
abolitionism/abolitionist writing:
in Brown, 70, 77, 82, 85, 86 ; in
Child, 14, 18 –19, 26, 31, 37, 40,
43, 46, 53, 98, 130 ; color hierar-
chy in, 102 ; identification in,
10 –11; and identity, 75 ; misce-
genation in, 94 ; and morality,
40 –41; mulatto in, 4, 7, 17, 153 ;
and nationalism, 7 ; and race, 7 ;
race snobbishness of, 15 ; and
racialism, 3 ; racism in, 94 ; reader
of, 10 –11, 14 ; and sentimental
fiction, 9 ; sexual stereotypes in,
9 ; violence against, 97 ; in Wil-
son, 122, 126 ; and women,
171n14. See also reform
aesthetics: in Child, 44, 56 –57,
58 ; in Hildreth, 100 ; and race,
44, 57 ; in Stowe, 110, 116 ;
white standards of, 74 ; in Wil-
son, 133
African Americanist criticism,
9 –10
agency: in Brown, 83 ; of mulatta,
10 ; in Stowe, 112, 114, 117,
173nn55, 58 ; in Wilson, 138,
145
allegory, 23, 120, 142, 144,
177n60
amalgamation, 4, 159n6. See also
miscegenation
American Anti-Slavery Society,
40, 41, 53
American Colonization Society,
77
Andrews, Tina, 148 –149, 152, 154
Andrews, William L., 43, 73 ;“The
Novelization of Voice in Early
African American Narrative, ”
69
androgyny, 139
Anglo-Saxonism, 28, 29, 38, 61,
71, 74, 76. See also whites
Anthony, Susan B., 83
assimilation: in Brown, 11 ; in
Child, 19, 36, 47, 48, 49 ; in
Wilson, 145
audience. See reader
authenticity, 9 –10, 69, 81
authority: in black writers, 69 ; in
Brown, 71, 80 ; in Hildreth,
101 ; willing submission to,
154
autobiography, ex-slave, 69, 70
Baym, Nina, Woman's Fiction, 8
Beaumont, Gustave de, Marie; or,
Slavery in the United States, 97

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Publication Information: Book Title: The "Tragic Mulatta" Revisited: Race and Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Antislavery Fiction. Contributors: Eve Allegra Raimon - author. Publisher: Rutgers University Press. Place of Publication: New Brunswick, NJ. Publication Year: 2004. Page Number: 191.
    
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