"Scholars familiar with the studies being produced by Berlin et al., Freedom: A Documentary History of Emancipation, 1861-1867 will welcome this compact volume as a succinct statement of the emancipation process emerging from the authors' larger edited works....Slaves No More provides a path to the cutting edge of scholarship in this field. Now, students need not rehash the old issues, but they can begin their studies with newly framed questions poignantly outlined by these skilled authors." The Journal of Southern History

• Introduction; The authors; Short titles and abbreviations; 1. The destruction of slavery, 1861–1865; 2. The wartime genesis of free labor, 1861–1865; 3. The black military experience, 1861–1867; Index.

"Scholars familiar with the studies being produced by Berlin et al., Freedom: A Documentary History of Emancipation, 1861-1867 will welcome this compact volume as a succinct statement of the emancipation process emerging from the authors' larger edited works....Slaves No More provides a path to the cutting edge of scholarship in this field. Now, students need not rehash the old issues, but they can begin their studies with newly framed questions poignantly outlined by these skilled authors." The Journal of Southern History

• Introduction; The authors; Short titles and abbreviations; 1. The destruction of slavery, 1861–1865; 2. The wartime genesis of free labor, 1861–1865; 3. The black military experience, 1861–1867; Index.

"Scholars familiar with the studies being produced by Berlin et al., Freedom: A Documentary History of Emancipation, 1861-1867 will welcome this compact volume as a succinct statement of the emancipation process emerging from the authors' larger edited works....Slaves No More provides a path to the cutting edge of scholarship in this field. Now, students need not rehash the old issues, but they can begin their studies with newly framed questions poignantly outlined by these skilled authors." The Journal of Southern History

• Introduction; The authors; Short titles and abbreviations; 1. The destruction of slavery, 1861–1865; 2. The wartime genesis of free labor, 1861–1865; 3. The black military experience, 1861–1867; Index.