Encyclopedia of Emancipation & Abolition in the Transatlantic World
Junius P. Rodriguez, Editor
Sharpe Reference (September 30, 2007)
Review
"*Starred Review* At nearly 1,400 pages, this encyclopedia professes to cover “every effort to end slavery in the United States and the transatlantic world.” Examining wide-ranging topics like escaped slaves, violent insurrections, national movements, landmark legislation, momentous events, and seminal figures, this A–Z resource provides exhaustive coverage of the fight to eliminate human bondage. The nearly 450 articles were created by more than 100 international experts and reflect the latest research developments in the field. The perspectives of the enslaved, enslaver, and abolitionist are presented." --Booklist
"*Starred Review* At nearly 1,400 pages, this encyclopedia professes to cover “every effort to end slavery in the United States and the transatlantic world.” Examining wide-ranging topics like escaped slaves, violent insurrections, national movements, landmark legislation, momentous events, and seminal figures, this A–Z resource provides exhaustive coverage of the fight to eliminate human bondage. The nearly 450 articles were created by more than 100 international experts and reflect the latest research developments in the field. The perspectives of the enslaved, enslaver, and abolitionist are presented." --Booklist
Articles by Heather K. Michon
Bloomer, Amelia
Chace, Elizabeth Buffam
Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret
Crandall, Prudence
Davis, Paulina Wright
Foster, Abby Kelley
Foster, Stephen Symonds
Fox, George
Germantown Protest (1688)
Haviland, Laura Smith
Mott, James & Lucretia
Vermont Constitution (1777)
Wright, Frances ("Fanny")
Chace, Elizabeth Buffam
Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret
Crandall, Prudence
Davis, Paulina Wright
Foster, Abby Kelley
Foster, Stephen Symonds
Fox, George
Germantown Protest (1688)
Haviland, Laura Smith
Mott, James & Lucretia
Vermont Constitution (1777)
Wright, Frances ("Fanny")
