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… is an account of the complex processes by which desperate people argued over and decided upon the terms of political … Gordon-Reed, 2009; Siddharth Kara, Judith Carney, and Richard N. Rosomoff, 2010; Stephanie McCurry, 2011; James H. … the Gilder Lehrman Institute illuminates the stories, people, and moments that inspire students of all ages and …

… of slavery in different times and places,” with people centered at the heart of these stories. In addition to … the lives and agency of enslaved African and South Asian people in the cosmopolitan, maritime world of … 1998 through generous contributions from philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman, the GLC is affiliated with …

… The book’s revelations about the social life of black people in Philadelphia and their constant struggle to triumph … Dawn of Detroit” places the northwestern region and unfree people and labor at the heart of colonial and early American … 1998 through a generous donation by philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman and the Gilder Lehrman …

… of slavery in different times and places,” with people centered at the heart of these stories. In addition to … the lives and agency of enslaved African and South Asian people in the cosmopolitan, maritime world of … 1998 through generous contributions from philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman, the GLC is affiliated with …

… on the history of resistance to violence and oppression of people of African descent, these books “connect us to our … complex dynamics of power struggles between the enslaved people, native inhabitants, and Dutch rulers of the colony. … 1998 through generous contributions from philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman. The mission of the Center …

… uncover the intellectual legacies of slavery and enslaved people, through wide-ranging and inventive readings of … French Caribbean, and the intellectual labors of Haitian people, the roots of modern thought about slavery and … in 1998 through contributions from philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis E. Lehrman, the GLC is affiliated …

… the independence struggle in colonial South Asia involving people in today’s nations of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the … Professor of History, Yale University. “We are asking people to help us write history by sharing with us their … Nayan Chanda, Yale Center for the Study of Globalization; Richard Richie, South and Southeast Asian Collection, …

… within slave communities and the efforts by enslaved people, slaveholders, and governmental authorities to … Gordon-Reed, 2009; Siddharth Kara, Judith Carney, and Richard N. Rosomoff, 2010; Stephanie McCurry, 2011; James … 1998 through a generous donation by philanthropists Richard Gilder and Lewis Lehrman and the Gilder Lehrman …

… Shore, Associate Professor of History; Timothy Snyder, the Richard C. Levin Professor of History; Bradley Woodworth, … things up” by engaging deeply with the thoughts of other people. Marci Shore spoke next, reflecting on Prof. Donskis’ “magical” way of talking and connecting with people, and shared her experience of finding out he had …

… scientific culture. By prioritizing the perspectives of people in the colonies, this manuscript offers a new account … Vincent Botanic Garden 1765-1822” Recommended Resources: Richard Drayaton,   Nature’s Government  (Yale University … Press, 2000). Londa Schiebinger,  Secret Cures of Slaves: People, Plants, and Medicine in the Eighteenth-Century …

… origin change the experience of immigration for different people? The origins of our immigration laws and agencies are … implement policies that respect the human rights of all people, regardless of their place of birth or immigration status.   By Alan Mendoza Sosa, CLAIS Graduate Communications Fellow, …