AHA: Seeking Panelists: New Perspectives on Women and Slavery in the Atlantic World
Greetings,
I am organizing a panel for the 2020 annual meeting of the American Historical Association which brings together scholars who are interested in presenting new research about women and slavery in the Atlantic world. My own research examines English female expatriates who lived in Royal African Company forts and castles on the West African littoral during the slave trade era. If you are interested in joining me, please send the following to me via email (sejr@berkeley.edu) by February 1, 2019:
AHA: Seeking Panelists: New Perspectives on Women and Slavery in the Atlantic World
Greetings,
I am organizing a panel for the 2020 annual meeting of the American Historical Association which brings together scholars who are interested in presenting new research about women and slavery in the Atlantic world. My own research examines English female expatriates who lived in Royal African Company forts and castles on the West African littoral during the slave trade era. If you are interested in joining me, please send the following to me via email (sejr@berkeley.edu) by February 1, 2019:
AHA: Seeking Panelists: New Perspectives on Women and Slavery in the Atlantic World
Greetings,
I am organizing a panel for the 2020 annual meeting of the American Historical Association which brings together scholars who are interested in presenting new research about women and slavery in the Atlantic world. My own research examines English female expatriates who lived in Royal African Company forts and castles on the West African littoral during the slave trade era. If you are interested in joining me, please send the following to me via email (sejr@berkeley.edu) by February 1, 2019:
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