Add to ORKGFor some strange reason, many people don\u27t believe that New England had any involvement in slavery. The northern states have always been depicted as harboring heroes, abolitionists, and have been on the right side of history. In fact, New England had immense involvement in slavery as well as being home to slave ships that were involved in the transatlantic trade. With Maine having strong ties to the coast and shipbuilding it became an ideal spot for people to get involved in the Triangle Trade, which included the United States, Africa, and the West Indies. There are people out there that still believe that New England had little to no involvement in slavery. Whether it\u27s because of pride, ignorance, or flaws in our education system so...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
A brief exploration of how the earliest Black Mainers came to the state, as sailors, soldiers, and s...
In coastal southern Maine, a number of towns people enslaved others in the years through the end of ...
For some strange reason, many people don\u27t believe that New England had any involvement in slaver...
For some strange reason, many people don\u27t believe that New England had any involvement in slaver...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
This article discusses the history of slavery in Maine prior to 1820. Questions addressed include wh...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
A brief exploration of how the earliest Black Mainers came to the state, as sailors, soldiers, and s...
In coastal southern Maine, a number of towns people enslaved others in the years through the end of ...
For some strange reason, many people don\u27t believe that New England had any involvement in slaver...
For some strange reason, many people don\u27t believe that New England had any involvement in slaver...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Last semester, Fall 2020, in Professor Eve Raimon’s seminar on Slavery and Public History, we became...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
This article discusses the history of slavery in Maine prior to 1820. Questions addressed include wh...
Cover Story piece on slavery in Maine, which was a part of Massachusetts until 1820, and slavery wa...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
We’ve all grown up learning the same narrative–the North and South had opposing views on slavery, se...
A brief exploration of how the earliest Black Mainers came to the state, as sailors, soldiers, and s...
In coastal southern Maine, a number of towns people enslaved others in the years through the end of ...