Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2020June 01, 2020 EDT
Slavery in New York: Through the Lens of James Fenimore Cooper’s Written Works
Slavery in New York: Through the Lens of James Fenimore Cooper’s Written Works
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2020
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2020
- Welcome LetterGina Pittington
- Letters to the EditorChris Schloemer
- Slavery in New York: Through the Lens of James Fenimore Cooper’s Written WorksSharon Powell
- Identity in a Teacup: Tea’s Influence Over the Lives of British Women in the Nineteenth CenturyCaitlin Khan
- Unintentional History Makers: Evolution of Feminist HistoriographyTara Dyson
- Not Fit to Breed: Eugenics in Sweden, 1900 to PresentSusan Danielsson
- Australian and American Relations in the Southwest Pacific Theater of World War IIAlisha Hamel
- The Morality of Genocide: The Holocaust RevisitedMike Rechtien
- Revisiting the Slaughter House Cases (1873)Eric Balkan
- Hitler's Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing FieldsGina Pittington
- Kevin Gutzman’s Virginia's American Revolution: From Dominion to Republic, 1776 1840Matt Brent
- Samegården Sami Museum; Kiruna, SwedenSusan Danielsson
Powell, Sharon. 2020. “Slavery in New York: Through the Lens of James Fenimore Cooper’s Written Works.” The Saber and Scroll Journal 9 (1).