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… that later appeared in his prize-winning book. My greatest pleasure, though, was sharing my historical … sang the song for Turner in the 1931. Mary remembered her mother’s song, and was stunned to learn that a woman in … I knew that if Sierra Leoneans heard about him, they would certainly want him to come. But Sierra Leone’s civil …

… Market-street, Wilmington, has undertaken to invalidate my testimony against the slaveholders, whose names I have … Granby, never to attract attention to a character, which would only pass without condemnation, when it passed without … your testimony is direct and perfect—just what I have long wanted. But you are not yet satisfied. You seem …

… Carolina in 1740 says, “The allowing of slaves to read would be attended with many inconveniences.” In plain … woman to us the other day, ‘When I was little I used to long to read. After prayers, master would often leave the … of will find it to their advantage to give me a call at my residence on the corner of Seventh-street and Maryland …

… lack of the great virile virtues. But this is aside from my subject, for what I wish to talk of is the attitude of the … then learning, that freedom is not a gift that tarries long in the hands of cowards: nor yet does it tarry long in … to one that he will only be defeated eventually; and in no event will the good he does stand on the same broad and …

… our world came to be rarely include the Ottoman Empire. My book restores the Ottomans to their rightful place, … though. Why has this perspective been overlooked for so long? AM: The political and military clashes between … the Ottomans and Islam than about the Americas. Q: Selim’s mother Gülbahar seems to have been key to his success. Was …

… and the Time of Violence: Recounting Sri Lanka’s ‘Black July … Vindhya Buthpitiya, University of St Andrews - … and the Time of Violence: Recounting Sri Lanka’s ‘Black July Political Violence and its Legacies Workshop The … and the Time of Violence: Recounting Sri Lanka’s ‘Black July …

… left, in front, and in the rear—(laughter)—I really feel my health has come again. (Cheers.) I confess, however, that … groans of the oppressed rend the air with the cry of “How long, O Lord God of Sabaoth,” &c., so sure shall these things … to slavery, and urge you, as friends of freedom, in the event of a war, to take advantage of it for abolishing …

… week after his return, “I am at home—in the warm bosom of my family, caressed and administered to, by the beloved ones … plans; they worried that the burden of editing a newspaper would compromise Douglass’s immense talents as an antislavery … nearly every day in a horse-drawn wagon and speaking for long hours in damp weather proved too much for Garrison to …