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… of globalization through the lived experiences of everyday people. t Cambridge Mr. Guild hopes to work closely with …

… Yahaya … Nurfadzilah Yahaya https://history.yale.edu/people/nurfadzilah-yahaya nurfadzilah.yahaya@yale.edu …

… Thomas … Alexandra Thomas https://arthistory.yale.edu/people/alexandra-thomas alexandra.m.thomas@yale.edu FASAAS …

… Barringer … Timothy Barringer https://arthistory.yale.edu/people/tim-barringer timothy.barringer@yale.edu Paul Mellon …

… … Lucia Rubinelli https://politicalscience.yale.edu/people/lucia-rubinelli lucia.rubinelli@yale.edu Assistant …

… Sam Jones … Sam Jones https://french.yale.edu/people/sam-jones sam.jones@yale.edu Ph.D. student … European …

… feel pleasure in addressing them. I am anxious that all people should understand, and I am come here to impart … to burst asunder the strong fetters by which you, the people of England, are bound? I am not the man to speak … his body, his soul, his all, to any man. Three millions of people are at this moment writhing under the tortures of the …

… that needs to be reckoned with and understood, not just by people who think they understand – and we all have our own preconceptions of the region – but also by people who are unfamiliar with the region. RV: You’ve used … in Mumbai, researching the industry and speaking to people there. After graduating, I worked in McKenzie for a …

… history for several years. It was fascinating to see these people in Mexico City, of all places, and I wanted to chart … at Yale. I loved the opportunity to engage with other people’s work. I learned so much from my colleagues in the … university provides that opportunity. And of course, many people commit to living in and around New Haven, which …

… acknowledged the force of Mr. Quincy’s remark, that the people of Great Britain could run away, that they were at … that there was no law expressly passed to prevent the people from learning to read; but, by a tax of eight cents on … them limited to the higher and middle classes of the people. Let his audience imagine books kept at a high price, …

… proceedings and liabilities that faced several enslaved people who entered into Southern legal proceedings in life or … at some deep and obvious level, that the enslaved were people and not objects. The ensuing difficulty of reconciling … In what specific ways does the law treat the enslaved as people and in what ways as property? What circumstances would …