I belong to South Carolina: South Carolina slave narratives

Memoirs of the life of Boston King, a black preacher (1798)

"Clarinda: a pious Colored woman of South Carolina" (1875)

"Recollections of slavery by a runaway slave" (1838)

The experience of a slave in South Carolina, by John Andrew Jackson (1862)

My life in the South, by Jacob Stroyer (1885)

Life on the old plantation in ante-bellum days, or a story based on facts by the Reverend I.E. Lowery (1911)

Before the war and after the Union: an autobiography, by Sam Aleckson (1929)

Afterword: the slave experience in South Carolina.