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… a broad audience.” “ I wanted to tell a story that showed how the lives of ordinary people on both islands became … Academy. “ ‘Imperial Intimacies’ reveals so much that should be remembered about the British Empire: the extent to …

… he remembers his days in the Gulag, he said: “Of course I remember it — Barracks, barracks, barracks… it was very … and somewhat playful tone. “They let us go… because we explained, [all of it was] cultural activities,” he said. … their country to be first. I don’t know which country should be first. For me it is more interesting to see …

… he remembers his days in the Gulag, he said: “Of course I remember it — Barracks, barracks, barracks… it was very … and somewhat playful tone. “They let us go… because we explained, [all of it was] cultural activities,” he said. … their country to be first. I don’t know which country should be first. For me it is more interesting to see …

… as they have been, to distortion and misrepresentation—should be collected together, and in a connected view, … effectual these measures may prove, it will be long before we cease to suffer from the evils entailed upon us by the … up to this time, and every one must judge for himself, how far that opposition is to be sustained. Report of the …

… Artistic confrontations of racial terror “The problem is: how do you write about and represent violence without … on Thursday, February 20, at the Yale University Art Gallery. “And the answer is: if you want to understand the … same vein, photographs of lynchings and those who took the photos, were also complicit and reproduced the racialized …

… Paper and Its Prospects The North Star, December 3, 1847 We are now about to assume the management of the editorial … occupy. It has long been our anxious wish to see, in this slave-holding, slave-trading, and Negro-hating land, a … now waging, it is meet, right and essential that there should arise in our ranks authors and editors, as well as …

… Yale Community. Vishwanathan: After so long on the job, how has life changed after retirement? Mitra : It hasn’t … engendered an entire paradigm shift. When I was your age, we had no computers, and even when they arrived they were … Mitra : It’s too early to talk about dangers. We should focus first on extracting the benefits we can! …

… states are responsible for the existence of slavery in the slave states. But, my friends, there are no free states, they … about ten slaves to each slaveholder; you may probably ask how can one man hold ten in bondage—no man could make me his … sword, I appeal to the understanding and the hearts of men—we use these weapons, and hope that God will give us the …

… to keep them moist. * Then Stanley Giberson showed him how to make charcoal. He began making charcoal in Whiting and … Anyone could take it and drive it himself or herself. If we needed…to borrow something from the bank, we never had any … good to read your bible. But, carry it in your heart. Remember God is over us all. If you do wrong, He knows it. If …

… Testimony (1726) A Voyage Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade: Primary Documents Robert Harms “Snelgrave … That the Dutch, having fewer plantations in America than we have, do not regard slaves so much. That there are other … believed they might hinder any other ships or traders that should come within the reach of their guns. That as to the …

… British ship patrolling for vessels engaged in the illegal slave trade or to reach a friendly port. Four months earlier, … free at the time that they entered U.S. waters, the rebels should be released from jail. The district court judge found … Supreme Court. John Forsyth, Secretary of State, 1839 “All we want is make us free” The Amistad Affair took place at a …

… talk will make a case for why the international community should pay attention to the Burmese revolution by discussing … trajectory of resistance movements. The talk will focus on how civilians from the bottom-up have played a courageous and …