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FID Anglo-American Culture

It's the UN's Intl Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery & the Transatlantic Slave Trade and we remember the horrors of w a feat:
P Everett "James"
K Ross "Slavery, surveillance & genre in Antebellum US literature"
& W H Chafe "Lifting the Chains"

A stack of 3 black books with golden writing on the spine lie on a wooden bench outside of SUB Göttingen, with the dusky sky and an illuminated building in the background. The books are: Pervial Everett, "James"; Kelly Ross, "Slavery, surveillance, and genre in Antebellum United States literature" and William H. Chafe, "Lifting the Chains"
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FID Anglo-American Culture

As this is also the big , here are 2 books on & of
Margie Burns on "Jane Austen, Abolitionist" & the Abolitionist meaning of the phrase &Prejudice
& Gabrielle D V White "Jane Austen in the Context of Abolition"

2 books are positioned on a wooden bench outside of SUB Göttingen, with the dusky sky and an illuminated building in the background. The books are: Margie Burns, "Jane Austen, Abolitionist" & Gabrielle D V White "Jane Austen in the Context of Abolition"
#Jane250#Austen250#JaneAusten250
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