t-minus one week until this baby has to be sent off to EUP. watch me try limiting my use of “entangled” to twice max./chapter… 😭 (who am I kidding!) #BlackAtlanticEcologies #EnvHum #SlaveryStudies #Lit
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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Book cover set against a gradient background in soft blue and pink tones. The beige cover, with a red series banner, is titled “Europeans as Coastal Brokers in the West and West-Central African Slave Trade (1680–1720)” by Maria Inês Godinho Guarda. The cover illustration shows Louis Freret’s 1795 image “Arrivée des Européens en Afrique,” depicting sailors arriving from a large ship in a bay and being received on the shore.
At the turn of the 18th c., the regional slave trade in West Africa intensified.
Maria Inês Godinho Guarda's new study shows the role that Europeans, interwoven with endogenous trade networks and backed by coastal authorities, played in this process:
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
In Ep. 418, historian Randy Browne brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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Is it possible to survive a violent system without becoming part of it?
Drivers—enslaved people forced to discipline others—walked this tightrope every day.
Historian @randybrowne.bsky.social brings us into their world.
🎧 benfranklinsworld.com/418
#SlaveryStudies #EarlyAmerica #History
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'Slavery and The Dutch State : Dutch Colonial Slavery and Its Afterlives' - a @leidenup.bsky.social book on #ScienceOpen:
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🗓 Deadline: July 20, 2025
More info: www.rsa.org/forms/FormRe...
#CallForPapers #MaterialCulture #SlaveryStudies #MaritimeAsia #EarlyModernWorld #ArtHistory #CFP2025 (5/5)
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Next up at GLC@Lunch 🍽️:
“Unshackling the Past: Slavery, Marronage, and the Fight for Freedom in Morocco, 18th to 20th Centuries” w/ Chouki El Hamel
💻 Virtual | 🗓️ 4/28/25 | 🕐 2:00-3:15PM
🎟️ Free, but registration is required: tinyurl.com/4p2cv4zm
#GLCAtLunch #SlaveryStudies #MoroccanHistory #Yale
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I am gratified and just plain delighted over this rich and lengthy review essay that assesses _A Plausible Man_ in The New Republic. Evidently, I wrote a caper! Heck yeah.
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Original Charter of Carolina (1629): Observe how the charter delegates “absolute” lordship to Heath and his descendants. Charters like this enabled the development of a system of inheritable slavery. #slaverystudies #History slaverylawpower.org/original-charter-of-caro...
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Just how important is a 1677 court case in understanding the history of slavery? Very. See for yourself how a crucial English Common Law case is a part of court battles over whether people could be considered property. #slaverystudies #history https://slaverylawpower.org/butts-v-penny-1677/
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