Which Marie Louise Is “Mariotte”? Sorting Slaves with Common Names By Elizabeth Shown Mills, cg, cgl, fasg, fngs Every newfound document subjects old conclusions to critical reevaluation, particularly when biographic

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• Isle of Canes
• Natchitoches
• Louisiana
• Louis Juchereau de St. Denis
• Marie Louise
• Marguerite Scypion
• History of North America
• Louisiana African American Heritage Trail
• Marie Thérèse Metoyer
• Louisiana

BUXTON OFFERS UP SOME ‘LEMON AID’ A s the United States creaked its inevitable way toward the Civil War, a

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• Canada–United States border
• Escapes
• Fugitive slave
• Underground Railroad
• Abolitionism
• Crime
• Lemmon v. New York
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery
• History of the United States
• Ethics

The Significance of Magnolia Plantation Magnolia Plantation was the main plantation house of Ambrose LeComte. It was most likely constructed by slaves in

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• Cotton Press
• Cotton gin
• Plantation complexes in the Southeastern United States
• Oakland Plantation
• Louisiana
• Louisiana African American Heritage Trail
• Magnolia Plantation

Mintz: African American Voices 9781405182607_4_001 Final Proof page[removed]:09pm Compositor Name: KKavitha The United States’ Spanish Heritage TE

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• Native American history
• Spanish colonization of the Americas
• Slaves
• Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca
• Pueblo Revolt
• Pueblo
• New Spain
• Antonio de Otermin
• Popé
• Americas
• History of North America
• New Mexico

TAST Historical Evidence Lesson Finding Historical Evidence: David Brion Davis OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND TO LESSON This lesson puts equal emphasis on the history of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and on the craft of formi

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• Slavery
• Americas
• Slavery in the United States
• Crimes against humanity
• David Brion Davis
• Atlantic slave trade
• Slave ship
• Jews and the slave trade
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Racism
• Slave trade
• African slave trade

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Lunsford Lane buys his freedom Lunsford Lane, The Narrative of Lunsford Lane... (Boston: Published by the author, 1842), pp. 14–18. As you read... Lunsford Lane was born into slavery in Raleigh in[removed]He began earnin

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• Manumission
• Ethics
• Crimes against humanity
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery
• Lunsford Lane
• Abolitionism

DEBORAH GRAY WHITE BOARD OF GOVERNORS PROFESSOR OF HISTORY RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Deborah Gray White is Board of Governors Professor of History at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. A J

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• Racism
• Female slavery
• Rutgers University
• History of the United States
• United States
• Ethics
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• Slavery
• Crimes against humanity
• Labor

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• Americas
• Stono Rebellion
• The Slave Community
• Abolitionism
• African slave trade
• Slave rebellion
• Fugitive slave
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• Slavery
• History of the United States

West Virginia Historical Society Volume XXIII, No. 4, October 2009 Visit us on the web at www.wvculture.org/history/wvhssoc SLAVERY IN CHARLESTON, [removed]R. Eugene Harper

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• Americas
• Slavery
• Slave trade
• Cultural history of the United States
• Charleston
• West Virginia
• Charleston
• South Carolina
• Atlantic slave trade
• Free negro
• Treatment of slaves in the United States
• Slavery in the United States
• African slave trade
• Racism