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"Proslavery ideology" as a book category encompasses works that present, analyze, or contextualize arguments in favor of slavery as a social, economic, legal, or moral system. It can include primary-source materials—pamphlets, speeches, sermons, legal justifications, and political tracts—written by historical proponents who defended slavery on economic, religious, racial, or paternalistic grounds, as well as modern scholarly studies that trace the intellectual foundations, rhetoric, institutions, and legacy of those defenses. Books in this category are typically used to document and understand the rationale and social functions of slavery within particular periods and places, and are often framed critically in academic or historical contexts rather than as endorsements.

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