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… on American stages months after the end of the Civil War as ostensible representations of – it may be difficult to …

… media outlets (e.g. New York Times, Washington Post, The Atlantic). At CEU, Alexander will teach courses on …

… economic activities.  Life of William Grimes, the Runaway Slave New York: [W. Grimes], 1825 North American Slave Narratives Collection, “Documenting the American …

… The Washingtons’ Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge” (37Ink/Atria Books), and Tiya Miles, for … and Sharla M. Fett for “Recaptured Africans: Surviving Slave Ships, Detention, and Dislocation in the Final Years of … the book is “a stunning achievement in the study of Atlantic history,” Blight noted. The 2018 Frederick Douglass …

… College fall 2021 seminar, “Slavery, Race, and Yale.” The course focused on the history of the relationship between … University in 1701, through the era of the American Civil War, up to the end of the 19th century. The course also considered the historical relationship between …

… Douglass Prize Harriet Jacobs, best known as the fugitive slave author of the American slave narrative Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, … in reform movements before, during, and after the Civil War. However, until the groundbreaking work of Professor Jean …

… the British Parliament’s nascent efforts to end the slave trade to the Royal Humane Society, a group established …

… all these things, but what is morally right and wrong. The slave must not even choose his wife, must marry and unmarry … words would be borne on the wings of the press beyond the Atlantic wave. They would fly up and down through the regions … to say till Wednesday evening, when he would give another lecture of the series he intended to deliver. … Gilder …

… to commend him in the way of learning. He was still a slave in the eye of the law. Having been so, he had not … opinion of many wise and good men on both sides [of] the Atlantic, that we ought not to interfere with the slave … He did it because he was speaking from this side of the Atlantic to the slave holders on the other side, and would …

… for her students, academically and emotionally. She of course wants us to succeed in her class and learn the … about the personal and academic lives of students in her course. She always met with students outside of class — to … effort you make to know every student’s name, even in 150+ lecture courses, is a testament to how much you care about …

… White’s Mirror: What We See and What Others See. How Both War and Altruism Shaped American Image of Ourselves and Set a … of his articles have appeared in Foreign Affairs, The Atlantic, Harpers, The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, and Le Monde Diplomatique. The funding for the lecture series comes from an anonymous donor, in honor of …