when you say the word "slavery" to most people the first thing that pops into their head is slavery in the 1850s-1860s the last 15 years of slavery in the America, however that last 15 years was maybe the worst time to be a slave (not that it was ever fun) more whippings, slave collars, slave hunters and so on, in the early days of American slavery (1660s-1680s) slaves were treated much like Indentured servants, they were often give their own land to work, or free time to work for others for money, many were able to buy their freedom and some land to make a go of it, as slave populations grew slavery become more and more repressive and such niceties went away to the point in the 1850s almost no slave could buy their way out of slavery, so my question is in your view how would the nature and institution of slavery change/evolve in the CSA if they had won the civil war?