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… and hence if he, having been the subject of slavery, should betray, in the course of the few remarks he had to … slavery—why speak to us of slavery 3000 miles off? We have slavery in England!” Now, he thought that this … the right to decide all things for him—what he should eat, how he should eat, what he should drink; to whom he should …

… and humaneMitigation of the West Indian Slavery, has shown how, in a case confessedly difficult, to alleviate the … Laws, ifAdscripti Gleboe, would be happy. — Plantations should be made Manors. — Pamphlets in favour of Slavery not … 1781; our subjects under consideration became popular; we printed the first part of our minutes in May 1782, and …

… Ed asked me to take him to Bunce Island, the British slave castle, and as we cruised upriver he told me about his ancestor — Elias Ball … me to speak. Everywhere I went the questions tumbled out: How did you trace the slaves? Where were they taken? Why were …

… has been made to the church in America. Why, Sir, do we so often allude to this, and make special attacks on the … of pity or sympathy with the poor slave. This in itself should have been sufficient to have led the Evangelical … is true as far as my experience is concerned. I know not how to explain it, but such is the fact. The religious …

… Whenever he saw any considerable number—indeed, no matter how inconsiderable the number–gathered together for such an … the purpose of talking on the subject of American slavery? We have slavery here, says one. Now, he wished to be … call it his own. The slaveholder decided for him when he should eat, when he should drink, when he should speak, and …

… Bogues, Brown University “The slaves dem work and so do we, so weh the difference: Reflections on Labor and Freedom … otherwise stated The Middle Passage and Iconography of the Slave Ship Cheryl Finley, Cornell University Location: … Birmingham Museum of Art Location: Yale University Art Gallery, American galleries Mapping a New Kingston: …

… without knowing any thing about it, and wait until it should speak for itself. The impressions that I have … however contradictory their nature, and however intent we may be to let them pass unheeded. There is little here … threw a glance across the ocean, curious to ‘see’ how the Herculean infant would once again cope’ with the …

… without knowing any thing about it, and wait until it should speak for itself. The impressions that I have … however contradictory their nature, and however intent we may be to let them pass unheeded. There is little here … threw a glance across the ocean, curious to ‘see’ how the Herculean infant would once again cope’ with the …

… of York,  British Parliament and the Remembrance of the Slave Trade    Mari Hareide, Norwegian National Commission for UNESCO,  Breaking the Silence: UNESCO’s Transatlantic Slave Trade Education Project Barbara Chase-Riboud, Author …

… and then I went back after I came out of the Army. After we had come out a parcel of we men that was in the Army and … during the time we was in service—we heard so much talk of how they had been treated and opposed so much and there was … said this is a white man’s government, and the colored men should not hold any offices; they were no good but to work in …

… Connecticut was a colony of Great Britain, the greatest slave-trading empire on Earth. England had been buying black … quickly to the questions of what kinds of work they did, how many of them were there, and what their lives were like. How much do we know about these people who were so important to our …