F20 Black Atlantic: Resources, Pedagogy, and Scholarship on the 18th Century Black AtlanticMain MenuAuthor IndexFAQWeek 01: August 28: PedagogiesWeek 02: Friday, September 4: Thinking about Projects and Digital MethodsWeek 03: Friday, September 11: Black Atlantic Classics Week 04: Reccomended: Thursday September 17: 4pm: Indigenous Studies and British LiteraturesThe Center for Literary + Comparative Studies @UMDWeek 04: Required: Friday, September 18: Reading: Indigenous Studies in the Eighteenth CenturyWeek 04: Required: Friday, September 18: Book LaunchRemaking the Republic: Black Politics and the Creation of American CitizenshipWeek 05: Friday, September 25: Digital Humanities, Caribbean Stuides, and FashionGuest: Siobhan MeiWeek 06: Friday, October 2: OBIWeek 07: October 9: Black LondonSancho's Social NetworksWeek 08: Friday, October 16:Muslim Slave Narratives, Hans Sloane, the British Museum, Colonialism as CurationWeek 09: Friday, October 23: Reflection and Tools DayWeek 10: Friday, October 30: Myths of a White Atlantic (and Project Proposal)Week 11: Friday, November 6: Black New EnglandWeek 12: Friday, November 13: Woman of Colour and Mary PrinceWeek 13: Friday, November 20: Peer Review Workshop and Draft with Action PlanKierra M. Porter6b7d2e75a0006cdf2df0ac2471be73ef9c88c9e3Brandice Walker579eedcc76564f61b1ba7f36082d05bdf4fc3435Alexis Harper52f175308474d58b269191120b6cda0582dcde71Catherine C. Saunders80964fcb3df3a95f164eca6637e796a22deb5f63Joseph Heidenescher83b7b4309ef73ce872fc35c61eb8ed716cce705fJoshua Lawson8aecdcf9d2db74d75fb55413d44f3c2dfc3828bdKymberli M Corprue7f6419242e66e656367985fbc1cfa10a933ce71dJimisha Relerford1903b0530d962a83c3a72bad80c867df4f5c027fEmily MN Kugler98290aa17be4166538e04751b7eb57a9fe5c26a2Reed Caswell Aikendbd321f67398d85b0079cc751762466dfe764f88Brenton Brock619582e4449ba6f0c631f2ebb7d7313c0890fa00
Letters of the Late Ignatius Sancho, an African
12020-09-18T09:23:16-07:00Emily MN Kugler98290aa17be4166538e04751b7eb57a9fe5c26a2377911by Sancho, his correspondances, and edited posthumously by Frances Crewe ; modern edition by Vincent Caretta (yes, that Vincent Caretta)plain2020-09-18T09:23:16-07:00Emily MN Kugler98290aa17be4166538e04751b7eb57a9fe5c26a2
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12020-09-07T12:49:14-07:00Emily MN Kugler98290aa17be4166538e04751b7eb57a9fe5c26a2Week 07: October 9: Black LondonEmily MN Kugler31Sancho's Social Networksgallery2020-10-09T14:31:06-07:00Emily MN Kugler98290aa17be4166538e04751b7eb57a9fe5c26a2
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12020-09-18T08:39:13-07:00Book List12plain2020-09-18T09:34:45-07:00I've added one more to the list. These are all from Broadview Press, a small (about 30 employees pre-COVID) publisher. You can get a 20% discount from them with the code broadview20%
Since I added a fourth book, I have contacted Broadview about bundling them (this usually means they do a buy 3 get 1 free option)
NEW Letters of the Late Ignatius Sancho, an African: ISBN: 9781554811960 / 1554811961 Publisher Thriftbooks (there are a lot of editions of this out there, the preferred publisher, Broadview, seems to be the most affordable via their website or Bookshop.org) Bookshop.org: preferred edition
Obi; or, The History of Three-Fingered Jack: ISBN: 9781551116693 / 1551116693 Publisher Thriftbooks (Currently the same price as the publisher) Bookshop.org (Currently the same price as the publisher)
