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Legacies Collection Opens: In September 2008 the Project inaugurated a new Legacies collection to explore the continuing influence of abolitionist ideas and culture in US society from the Civil War to the early twentieth century. The Legacies collection, which features original texts, historical introductions, and video, is co-edited by Holly Kent, Joe Lockard, and Zoe Trodd.

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Elusive Autobiographies: Reading Slavery's Vernacular Artifacts

by Antislavery Webmaster — last modified 2008-08-20 12:15

A 2006 talk by Professor Angelita Reyes (Arizona State University), at the Slavery & Antislavery Research and Teaching Workshop. From the Antislavery Literature Project, in RealMedia.

The link address is: http://english.asu.edu/ramgen/english/antislavery/reyes.rm