Eleven Names Project: Open Notebook

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Abigail Adams' enslaved Black "parent"
Did Phoebe model qualities recognized today as Abigail Adams' trademark feminism?
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FLORA WAY and the ARNOLD ARBORETUM
Immortalizing one of the Eleven Names
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Black Bridgewater-area Soldiers, 1775
Remarkable Revolutionary muster roll links forever four Black soldiers and their dogged pursuit of liberation.
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Plymouth Deeds Reveal Activist Origins
Plymouth County Deeds Document Early Ancestors of Sarah and Benjamin Roberts, Hosea Easton, and the Gunderways
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Enslavement & Resistance: New England 1620-1760
Fall Programing from the Partnership of Historic Bostons
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Investigating a 1724 "interracial" marriage in (West) Bridgewater
The mystery of Sash and Margaret Linsford's marriage in Plymouth County. Also: Abington's Moses Sash/Nash.
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The Braintree Edition
The Braintree Edition: A barbarous murder, the Rev. Samuel Niles enslaved 20 people, and Edmund Quincy's bankruptcy
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UPDATE: Deyaha Moussa
UPDATE: Deyaha Moussa, Full Circle for Medford Muslims, The Negro Man Named Andrew of York, Maine
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Slavery & Women's History Month
Pivotal Massachusetts Women
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Slavery in Oxford, Massachusetts
Notes on a Worcester County exurb
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Gender Nonconformity as Resistance to Slavery
Issue 10: Betty Cooper, Dill Oxford, and Gender Nonconformity as Resistance to Slavery; Illustrating Hard Histories
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Six Months of Open Notebook
In case you missed it. . .
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