Opportunists or Saints? Slavery and Free Women of Color in Antebellum New Orleans by Anne Ulentin In New Orleans, in 1810, a twelve-year-old girl, named Françoise, passed from one slaveowner to another, both of whom wer

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• Slavery in the United States
• Slavery in Haiti
• Race and society
• Slavery
• Americas
• Mulatto
• Person of color
• Free people of color
• Free negro
• Creoles of color
• House slave
• Saint-Domingue

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• Gulf Coast of the United States
• Confederate States of America
• United States
• New Orleans
• Polders
• Louisiana
• Free people of color
• Natchez
• Mississippi

Harrison Heritage News Published monthly by Harrison County Historical Society, PO Box 411, Cynthiana, KYAward of Merit - Publication or Journal, 2007 Kentucky History Awards

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• Slavery in the United States
• Cynthiana
• Kentucky
• Free negro
• Cynthiana
• Harrison County
• Kentucky
• Free people of color
• Underground Railroad
• Reconstruction Era
• Miscegenation

W e are pleased that you will be joining us as we continue the journey that began over 142 years ago when a group of free people of color and former slaves, with the support of the Missionary Association of the

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• African slave trade
• Racism
• North Carolina
• Spanish colonization of the Americas
• Free people of color
• Slavery
• Slave codes
• Southern United States
• Stono Rebellion
• Slavery in the United States
• Americas
• History of the United States

Free Negro Heads of Families in the United States in 1830 together with a BRIEF TREATMENT OF THE FREE NEGRO

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• United States
• Mulatto
• Free people of color
• Free negro
• Carter G. Woodson
• Abolitionism
• Negro
• Slavery
• Slave codes
• Slavery in the United States
• Americas
• History of the United States

CSA Celebrates 40 in New Orleans The Caribbean Studies Association hereby issues a call for papers for its 40th Annual Conference, set for May 25-29, 2015, at the Hilton Hotel (Riverside) in New Orleans, Louisiana. The

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• Polders
• Creole peoples
• Caribbean
• CSA
• Creole language
• Louisiana
• Free people of color
• Americas
• Southern United States
• Confederate States of America
• New Orleans

This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Atlantic Studies in 2012, available online: http://dx.doi.org[removed][removed]It was part funded by the AHRC (Grant Ref. AH/I0272

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• African slave trade
• Racism
• Abolitionism
• Atlantic slave trade
• Plantation
• Eric Williams
• Haitian Revolution
• Free people of color
• Slavery in the colonial United States
• Americas
• Slavery in the United States
• Slavery

Volunteer Application “It is the policy of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ to maintain a work place and volunteer atmosphere free of discrimination based on disability, age, sex, race, creed, color, national origin or ancest

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• Frontier Days
• Rodeo
• Cheyenne people
• Western United States
• Geography of the United States
• Cheyenne
• Wyoming
• Comanche Campaign
• Wyoming

Man in the Middle: Thomas Day and the Free Black Experience Overview of the Free Black Experience: Thomas Day’s World Being in the Middle and Walking the Fragile Color Line In nineteenth-century America before Emancip

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• American studies
• David Walker
• Free people of color
• Nat Turner
• Free negro
• Black Codes
• Abolitionism
• Black people
• American Anti-Slavery Society
• Slavery in the United States
• History of the United States
• United States