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… general public. The Institute’s mission is to promote the knowledge and understanding of American history through …

… Divinity School has an enduring commitment to foster the knowledge and love of God through critical engagement with …

… have known it through its progress, and have never, to my knowledge, uttered one syllable against it, in conversation … to feel the wrongs of my enslaved fellow-countrymen. My knowledge of slavery will be the same, and my hatred of it …

… pretty expert at penmanship. By similar means I acquired a knowledge of figures, and learned the multiplication table, … I at length acquired, unknown to my master, a considerable knowledge of the English language, writing, and arithmetic, …

… As he wrote in 1855, with a humility tempered by the knowledge of his ultimate success, “I can easily pardon those … when they met during his Western tour, without Garrison’s knowledge. The two men decided that Delany should concentrate …

… of racial difference have been embedded within academic knowledge production and in its applications and harms to … explores the ways that the race concept shaped scientific knowledge production in the 18th and 19th centuries, and why …

… believes that this is part of a larger issue — the lack of knowledge of the decision-making process in the Russian … well, this expansion has meant a revolution in empirical knowledge.” The conference represented and identified the …

… the study of slavery and its enduring legacies, make this knowledge freely available to the public, and foster work … serving the general public. Its mission is to promote the knowledge and understanding of American history through …

… Eastern Europe, and Eurasia will need to demonstrate knowledge of Russian, an East European, or Eurasian language; … on Western and Central Europe will need to demonstrate knowledge of one of the appropriate regional languages. A …

… by the interdisciplinary and transnational character of knowledge and practice in the twenty-first century. Fellows’ …