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The Brown Brothers had a Sister

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Frederick Douglass and the “Faithful Little Band of Abolitionists” in Uxbridge, Massachusetts

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Phillis Wheatley’s “Mrs. W—”: Identifying the Woman Who Inspired “Ode to Neptune”

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Jefferson’s Secret Plan to Whiten Virginia

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Revisiting Restoration

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“Nativity Gives Citizenship”: Teaching Antislavery Constitutionalism through the Black Convention Movement

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin, The Jigsaw Puzzle: Jumbling the Pieces of Stowe’s Story

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William & Mary’s Nottoway Quarter: The Political Economy of Institutional Slavery and Settler Colonialism

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When Forgiveness Enables Tyranny: The Unbearable Lightness of Henry Ward Beecher

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Reparative Semantics: On Slavery and the Language of History

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Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Media Theorist

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Atlantic World Accounting and The History of Mary Prince (1831)

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Aaron Burr and the United States Racial Imagination

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“Slaveholders and their Northern Abettors”: Frederick Douglass’s Long Constitutional Journey

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Slavery, Sectionalism, and the Constitution of 1787

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Object Lesson: Pompe Stevens, Enslaved Artisan

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Proslavery’s Captivating Northern Performances

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Toward Meaning-making in the Digital Age: Black Women, Black Data and Colored Conventions

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The Wright Stuff

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The Jamaica Maroons and the Dangers of Categorical Thinking

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The Caribbean Game: Building Students’ Vision of European Power Dynamics ‘Beyond the Line’

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The Displacement of the American Novel

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This “Miserable African”: Race, crime, and disease in colonial Boston

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Opting Out

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America’s First Flash Mob: The Boston Tea Party

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Bringing Rapes to Court

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The Lemmon Slave Case

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Lifting the veil of race at the U.S. Capitol

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A Fashion for Abolition

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Memory as History, Memory as Activism

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Will the Real Henry “Box” Brown Please Stand Up?

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Freedom in the Archives: Free African Americans in Colonial America

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The (Not So) Distant Kinship of Race, Family, and Law in the Struggle for Freedom

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Of Racism and Remembrance

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In Search of Slavery’s English Roots

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Gallows Respectability

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Imagining Confederate Victory: Different but the Same

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Routes and Revolutions

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Toxic Debt, Liar Loans, and Securitized Human Beings: The Panic of 1837 and the fate of slavery

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Before 1822: Anti-Black Attacks on Charleston Methodist Churches from 1786 to Denmark Vesey’s Execution

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Marriage under Adversity

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The Tao of John Quincy Adams

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Morality, Politics, and Compromise: The Plight and Prospects of the Moderate, Then and Now

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Cherokee Slaveholders and Radical Abolitionists

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How Sweden Went Global and Carolina Got its Hoes

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The Difference Greek Makes: Race, Typos, and the Classics in Thomas Jefferson’s Notes on the State of Virginia

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A Not-So-Corrupt Bargain

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“The Right Path”: The Civil Rights Movement and the 1864 Syracuse Black Convention

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Cinqué the Slave Trader

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Jane Clark: A Newly Available Slave Narrative

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Life Beyond Biography: Black Lives and Biographical Research

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These Names Had Life and Meaning

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After the Statues Have Fallen

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Loyalist Diaspora

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H. J. Lewis, Free man and Freeman artist

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A Tale of Two Uncles: The Old Age of Uncle Tom and Uncle Remus

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The Unbearable Taste: Early African American Foodways

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Indian Slavery in New England

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#FeelTheBirney

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Uncovering Hidden Lives

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Teaching Civil War Memory

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Freeing Dred Scott

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Crafts of Memory

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Antislavery’s Contingent Cartographies

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Legally Free, Unable to Live Freely

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Mapping the Transatlantic Slave Trade

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Sowing and Reaping: A ‘New’ Chapter from Frances Ellen Watkins Harper’s Second Novel

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Unknown beginnings: Slavery in the North

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Digital History

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The French Origins of American Perceptions of Violence

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War of Words

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A Home: Liberia Poems

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Poems

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All Things Go on Past

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Eyewitnessing and Slavery

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A Founder of Color

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A Life’s Work at Monticello: Thomas Jefferson, Enslaved Families, and a Historian
