Atlantic History

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The Society for the History of Discoveries offers the second lecture in its new occasional virtual lecture series on Tuesday, 20 April 2021, with a presentation by Chet Van Duzer.

The Muslim World
Volume 110, Issue 3
Special Issue: Black Muslim Portraiture in the Modern Atlantic
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14781913/2020/110/3
Pages: 271-452
July 2020

Table of Contents

Issue Edited by: 
Zain Abdullah

Editor’s Note
Pages: 273

The Art of Black Muslim Lives
Zain Abdullah
Pages: 274-307

Who was Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Why Does He Matter Now?

By Julia Gaffield

Revolisyon Ki Akouche Ayiti A  

https://issuu.com/forumatduke/docs/haitian_revolution_kre

Society for the History of Discoveries 60^th Anniversary Conference

All the Devils Are Here

How the visual history of the Haitian Revolution misrepresents Black suffering and death

By Marlene L. Daut

Toussaint Louverture, figure de l'émancipation

Quelle mémoire pour l'esclavage? A l"heure ou cette question hante le débat public l'historien Sudhir Hazareesingh publie la biographie définitive sur Toussaint Louverture, le premier libérateur noir influencé par les Lumières autant que par le monde créole. Un regard neuf sur le débat actuel.

Révolte d'esclaves à Saint-Domingue • Crédits : Bettmann - Getty

Toussaint Louverture, figure de l'émancipation

Quelle mémoire pour l'esclavage? A l"heure ou cette question hante le débat public l'historien Sudhir Hazareesingh publie la biographie définitive sur Toussaint Louverture, le premier libérateur noir influencé par les Lumières autant que par le monde créole. Un regard neuf sur le débat actuel.

Révolte d'esclaves à Saint-Domingue • Crédits : Bettmann - Getty

H-Slavery is delighted to launch this new series of interviews with our subscribers, with much appreciation for Matthew Dawdy of Iowa State University for organizing it. The series aims to highlight the diversity of our field of study and to discuss topics related to teaching, research, and public engagement. Matt's first interview in the series, with Dr.