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In his book Villains of All nations, the historian Marcus Rediker pores through the evidence to find out.
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To understand more about the familial and communal bonds that existed among our peoples as they were tracked, captured, raped, enslaved, destroyed, read The Slave Ship, by Marcus Rediker.
Rabbit-Proof Fence: Humanity Will Not Fail Alice Walker Blog Administrator 2009
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They shared their bounty out in what Rediker calls “one of the most egalitarian plans for the disposition of resources to be found anywhere in the eighteenth century.”
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To understand more about the familial and communal bonds that existed among our peoples as they were tracked, captured, raped, enslaved, destroyed, read The Slave Ship, by Marcus Rediker.
Archive 2009-06-01 Alice Walker Blog Administrator 2009
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Markus Rediker pushed me to think about theory and methods that can account for the lived experiences of working people who left too few records of their own.
Belongings: Property, Family, and Identity in Colonial South Africa 2008
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They shared their bounty out in what Rediker calls "one of the most egalitarian plans for the disposition of resources to be found anywhere in the eighteenth century."
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They shared their bounty out in what Rediker calls "one of the most egalitarian plans for the disposition of resources to be found anywhere in the eighteenth century."
Pity the Parodist 2009
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When we get past the Marxist interpretation of things we are informed that show trials often took place but Rediker never actually provides any evidence of this.
Villains of All Nations: Atlantic Pirates in the Golden Age by Marcus Rediker jmnlman 2008
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When we get past the Marxist interpretation of things we are informed that show trials often took place but Rediker never actually provides any evidence of this.
Archive 2008-04-01 jmnlman 2008
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These slave ships, which Rediker examines with the help of first hand accounts by Olaudah Equiano, James Field Stanfield, John Newton, were responsible for the capture, torture, and transportation of Africans to the United States.
What's Next? 2007
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