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… constituted the State, and were not numbered among its ‘people or citizens.’ Consequently, the special rights and … IV. 1. The territory thus acquired, is acquired by the people of the United States for their common and equal … time, felt severely the pressure of its war debt; but in Virginia, and some other States, there were large territories …

… are turning their attention. It is a matter in which the people of this country especially, and of Scotland and … The east and the west, the north and the south, the people of Massachusetts and the people of South Carolina … way to the bridge, but had not reached it, ere from the Virginia side there came two slave holders. As soon as they …

… these Presents that I Alexander Henderson of the State of Virginia for and in consideration of the sum of three …

… camps, comparing camp experiences across the South from Virginia to Texas. It elucidates the cross-cultural encounter …

… (Berkeley), Elisabeth Clemens (Chicago), Brian Balogh (Virginia), Adam Sheingate (Johns Hopkins), Nick Parillo …

… Mother and Son Confront the Holocaust (University of Virginia Press, 2006) “Whose Holocaust is it Any Way?”   … …

… she was a Carter G. Woodson Fellow at the University of Virginia and a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in the …

… and Professor John McKivigan and Sean Adams at West Virginia University for all their assistance. [1] Philip … 20, 1846 (photostat), Frederick Douglass Papers, West Virginia University; Frederick Douglass to Maria Weston … wish he were full blood black for I fear your pro-slavery people will attribute his pre-eminent abilities to the white …

… talk title borrows its name from an incendiary passage in Virginia Woolf’s 1938 essay Three Guineas , in which the … on March 8, borrows its name “Rags. Petrol. Matches” from Virginia Woolf’s description of potential female arsonists in …

… talk title borrows its name from an incendiary passage in Virginia Woolf’s 1938 essay  Three Guineas , in which the … on March 8, borrows its name “Rags. Petrol. Matches” from Virginia Woolf’s description of potential female arsonists …

… has been supported by the Gilder Lehrman Institute, the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, the Massachusetts … on borderland areas where information, commodities, and people circulate – often illegally – at the margins of the …

… in a Slave Society” Roquinaldo Ferreira, University of Virginia,  “Atlantic Microhistory: Slaving and Cultural …