Facing Georgetown's history : a reader on slavery, memory, and reconciliation

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Facing Georgetown's history : a reader on slavery, memory, and reconciliation

edited by Adam Rothman and Elsa Barraza Mendoza

Georgetown University Press, c2021

  • : hardcover

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 317-321) and index

収録内容

  • War and priests : Catholic colleges and slavery in the age of revolution / Craig Steven Wilder
  • Splendid poverty : Jesuit slaveholding in Maryland, 1805-1838 / Robert Emmet Curran
  • Catholic slave owners and the development of Georgetown University's slave hiring system, 1792-1862 / Elsa Barraza Mendoza
  • Passing : race, religion, and the healy family, 1820-1920 / James O'Toole
  • Enslaved people named in a deed, 1717
  • A sermon on the treatment of slaves, 1749
  • Edward Queen petitions for freedom, 1791
  • Isaac runs away from Georgetown College, 1814
  • A Jesuit overseer calculates the cost of slave labor, 1815
  • Baptism of Sylvester Greenleaf at Newtown, 1819
  • Fr. James Ryder, SJ, criticizes abolitionism, 1835
  • The Society of Jesus sets conditions on the sale of the Maryland slaves, 1836
  • Articles of agreement between Thomas Mulledy, Henry Johnson, and Jesse Batey, 1838
  • A Jesuit priest witnesses anguish at Newtown, 1838
  • Bill of sale for Len, 1843
  • A Jesuit priest reports on the fate of the ex-Jesuit enslaved community in Louisiana, 1848
  • Aaron Edmunson, the last enslaved worker at Georgetown, 1859-1862
  • Labor contract at West Oak Plantation, Iberville Parish, Louisiana, 1865
  • Photograph of Frank Campbell, ca. 1900
  • American slavery in history and memory and the search for social justice / Ira Berlin
  • The case for reparations / Ta-Nehisi Coates
  • The social life of DNA : racial reconciliation and institutional morality after the genome / Alondra Nelson
  • Slavery's remnants, buried and overlooked / Matthew Quallen
  • Student activists sit in outside DeGioia's office / Toby Hung
  • Report of the Working Group on Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation to the President of Georgetwon University
  • How Georgetown is coming to terms with slavery in its past" / James Martin, SJ
  • 272 slaves were sold to save Georgetown. What does it owe their descendants? / Rachel L. Swarns
  • A million questions' from descendants of slaves sold to aid Georgetown / Rachel L. Swarns and Sona Patel
  • Louisiana families dig into their history, find they are descendants of slaves sold by Georgetown University / Terry L. Jones
  • My family's story in Georgetown's slave past / Cheryllyn Branche
  • Many in slave sale cited by Georgetown toiled in Southern Md. / Rick Boyd
  • Remarks of Sandra Green Thomas at Georgetown University's Liturgy of Remembrance, Contrition, and Hope
  • Remarks of Fr. Timothy Kesicki, SJ, at Georgetown University's Liturgy of Remembrance, Contrition, and Hope
  • Her ancestors were Georgetown's slaves. Now, at age 63, she's enrolled there- as a college freshman / Terrance McCoy
  • A new path to atonement / Marc Parry
  • This could be the first slavery reparations policy in America / Jesús A. Rodríguez
  • Changing perceptions on the GU272 referendum / Javon Price

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