The Political Economy of Slavery: Studies in the Economy and Society of the Slave South

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Letters
The Critic Magazine
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Letters
May 27, 2021
I read Gawain Towler’s article on Pick for Britain and the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme (SAWS) with great interest (The Critic online, 9 May). He makes some fair arguments regarding the programmes, but he misses some key points on seasonal ag
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The Atlantic Daily: Unearthed and Exposed
The Atlantic
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The Atlantic Daily: Unearthed and Exposed
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Play A Game Of (Atlantic-Themed) Trivia For The Fourth
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Letters
The American Scholar
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Letters
Sep 1, 2020
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Tucker Carlson Was Wrong About the Media
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Tucker Carlson Was Wrong About the Media
May 4, 2023
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American History
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Reviews
Jan 22, 2019
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Five Writers on Climate Change and Popular Culture
Guernica Magazine
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Five Writers on Climate Change and Popular Culture
Apr 23, 2019
Five contemporary writers and critics discuss how climate change is represented in novels, film, comic books, and even in the works of Plato. The post Five Writers on Climate Change and Popular Culture appeared first on Guernica.
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British Columbia History
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The Commons
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The Commons
Sep 12, 2020
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I’d Like to Thank the Academy
Creative Nonfiction
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I’d Like to Thank the Academy
Oct 15, 2021
Many of my students, and even some younger colleagues, think—assume—that creative nonfiction is just part of the literary ecosystem; it’s always been around, like fiction or poetry. In many ways, of course, they are right: the kind of writing that is
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Nathaniel Rich and Juliana Spahr: As the World Burns, Trump Tweets
Literary Hub
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Nathaniel Rich and Juliana Spahr: As the World Burns, Trump Tweets
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The Friendship That Created Behavioral Economics
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The Friendship That Created Behavioral Economics
Jan 3, 2017
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The Atlantic Daily: Surveillance and Sesame Street
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The Atlantic Daily: Surveillance and Sesame Street
Mar 17, 2017
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Why Does America Support Israel?
The Atlantic
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Why Does America Support Israel?
Jul 14, 2022
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The Atlantic Daily: Barriers to Entry
The Atlantic
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The Atlantic Daily: Barriers to Entry
Jan 27, 2017
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Letters
BBC History Magazine
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Letters
Oct 29, 2020
I read with interest about Captain Francis Grose and his contribution to the English language (My History Hero, November). However, Captain Grose also had a hand in creating one of Scotland’s most famous literary figures, Tam O’Shanter by Robert Burn
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Democracies Don’t Try to Make Everyone Agree
The Atlantic
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Democracies Don’t Try to Make Everyone Agree
Jun 28, 2021
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Angela Davis On International Solidarity And The Future Of Black Radicalism
Literary Hub
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Angela Davis On International Solidarity And The Future Of Black Radicalism
Aug 31, 2020
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The Conversion Of Paul
The Critic Magazine
Article
The Conversion Of Paul
Mar 30, 2023
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Why 'The 1619 Project' creator is 'proud' to have 'enemies' in Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis
Los Angeles Times
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Why 'The 1619 Project' creator is 'proud' to have 'enemies' in Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis
Jan 26, 2023
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