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His mother died soon after edward was born and his father sent him to england at the age of five to board with a family in Wales.

Enslaved Africans faced some of the most brutal treatment in human history, enduring a journey across the Atlantic Ocean that lasted (...)

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Sam Soper of London, England, presented two copies of his 153-page, illustrated memoir "My JWT Life 1932-1971."

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James West , School of History, University of Birmingham "Selling Black History: Capitalism, Consumer Activism, and Corporate (...)

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A midwife in the West Midlands of England kept a record of 300 numbered births present in this journal.

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Adopt for $50 New! Natural History of Quadrupeds (England, 1811). These two volumes are chock full of wonderful hand (...)

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Trent Collection of Books on the History of Medicine was formally dedicated at 4:30 pm on a Friday during the 29th annual meeting of (...)

Jonathan Coleman, Independent Re- searcher: Anywhere, Together: A Queer History of Kentucky Benjamin Serby, Doctoral Candidate, Co- (...)

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I use history daily as “the pegs” on which to hang the latest advances.

John Wheatley, of Boston, in New England. London: Printed for A. Bell, bookseller, Aldgate, and sold by Messrs.

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