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Slave and Citizen: The South African Case

LEWIS J. GREENSTEIN is an Associate Instructor in the History Department of Indiana University. The debate over comparative slavery was stimulated in the mid-1940s by the publication of Frank Tannenbaum’s Slave and Citizen. In this small book he argued that the basic difference between the slave system in Latin America and North America was that in the latter, an area settled by northern European Protestants who had no previous experience with slavery, the slave