it requires stability of the laws and i know some of you, have you been talking professor camoy's class on slavery? one of the things that makes slavery different from other forms of property, they are human beings. they have wills and the ability to run and leave. unless you have a legal apparatus to catch them, force them, confine them, they're the institution was going to have a hard time to survive. and gallagher in this reading that you have, spends pages basically demolishing the guerrilla option. when people get obsessed, vietnam, attempts to compare you know, the confederates should have been doing what mao did. this is a problematic comparison for obvious reasons. the more, the more credible alternative is what mr. conners considered, which is what wigely argued. what part is partisan orientated? the southern part. even there, remember, it was green. is green commanding policies? and is aided and knows how to work with them and then you've got washington with a continental army and you gave example of yorktown. even yorktown is a coin of opportunity. he happens to have a britis

i know some of you -- have any of you taken professor camoy's class? i know she offers unwith. it requires legal sanction. what makes slavery different than other forms of property is they're also human beings and they have wills and the ability to run and the ability to leave, and unless you have a legal apparatus to catch them, force them, confine them, the institution was going to have a very hard time to survive. so i think gallagher in this reading i think that you have i think spends pages basically demolishing the gorilla option and also what arguably is another reason people will get obsessed about the gorilla option after the 1960s. >> vietnam. >> vietnam, the confederates should have been doing what mou did, a problematic comparison for obvious reasons. the more credible alternative is what mr. conners just argued that you have what part of the revolution is very partisan oriented? >> the southern. >> the southern part. even there, remember, green, and green commanding partisans really? no. green is commanding regulars and he is aided and knows how to work with them.

slavery requires stability of the laws and i know some of you -- have you taken professor camoy's class on slavery? i know she offers one. one of the things that makes slavery different from other forms of property is slaves are also human beings and they have wills and they have the ability to run and the ability to leave. and unless you have a legal apparatus to catch them, force them, confine them, they're -- the institution was going to have a hard time to survive. so i think -- and gallagher in this reading i think that you have i think spends pages basically demolishing the guerrilla option. and arguably what's another reason people will get obsessed about the guerrilla option after the 1960s. >> vietnam. >> vietnam. its attempts to compare that, you know, confederates should have been doing what mao did. this is a problematic comparison for obvious reasons. the more, the more credible alternative is what mr. conners considered, which is what wigely argued which is that you have -- what part of the revolution is very partisan orientated? the southern part. even there, remember, it