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… way of learning. He was still a slave in the eye of the law. Having been so, he had not enjoyed many opportunities … whilst the general government could not put down slavery, it had been prostituted to uphold it, and thereby slavery was … the right of deciding all things for his slave—what and how he should eat and drink, to whom he should speak; the …

… both. Scotch or Irish did not refer to your nationality; it referred to your religion. If you were Scotch, you were … the Navy, AWOL. Then he joined again using his brother-in-law’s name. My parents married in 1914. I once asked my … five years old, a black family moved into the apartment above us. They had a boy about my age and I was happy to have …

… of the Slavic Science Fiction Film Series this year and it’s in-person. Due to university event policy the in-person screening is only open to the Yale … shot the False Dimitry II.”) Frozen in time, frozen far beneath the surface, the waxwork figures are strangely …

… give the nations of the earth a peep at her enormities. It is for her salvation and purification I do it, and for the … But, what sensible people you are in Belfast! (Laughter.) How cautious lest they should make a mistake! How prudent … doctrine that when any institution becomes established by law, a Christian man may innocently engage to uphold it. The …

… Professor of History, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities) How did the creation of the U.S. Constitution become … not of the founding era but of slavery, democracy and law in subsequent political time. It discusses how Americans responded to intractable struggles …

… member of the US Congress from Maine, Tom Andrews has run national advocacy organizations including Win Without War and … Andrews Strategic Services, he has worked with the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs as … Fellow, Schell International Human Rights Center, Yale Law School; UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human …

… research project “Enslaved Girlhoods: Human Trafficking Law, Literature, and Abolitionist Rhetoric,” which is part of … Let’s start with Exceptional Rhetorics . Tell us about it. In this book, I examine international and national news … Rights Visions, Recognitions, Feminisms , which examines how human rights images construct certain bodies, …

… American history from the Society of American Historians. It also won the Betty Unterberger Dissertation Prize from the … in southern Asia; histories of corporations, empires, and law; science and technology studies; agrarian studies; and … of the nineteenth century. In particular, it focuses on how the transnational sharing of conceptions of local custom …

… and was upon that coast about fifteen months ago. That it is about 250 leagues from Sherboro’ to Ancobra, between … inconsiderable, being drawn away to Anamaboo, which is not above 5 leagues distant. That ships cannot be protected in … part being carryed on at Shado, a free place 7 leagues above them, and at Statia and Labadie, 3 leagues below them. …

… be part of a panel discussing perspectives on the sodomy law in India (article 377 of the Indian Penal Code), to be … of gender and sexualities in post-colonial and post-national states, while the latter attempts a sociological … law as well as documenting the struggle to de-criminalize it. Dr Svati Shah is an Assistant Professor of women’s …

… public opinion, policy-making, and propaganda, exploring how a nation’s self-perception shapes its historical … and Spanish. Bio recorded January 3, 2025 Fellow … Nuclear Security Program … /nuclear-security/person/tony-cai … Tony Cai …