Dr. Charles Foy: Freedom/Unfreedom in the Black Atlantic

Charles Foy

Dr. Charles Foy: Freedom/Unfreedom in the Black Atlantic

Charles Foy

Eastern Illinois University

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Dr. Foy will address the shape of freedom in the eighteenth century Atlantic through an analysis of how European powers treated black mariners, free and enslaved. These seamen moved about the Atlantic and in crossing national, cultural, ethnic, and legal boundaries provide, perhaps like no other group of individuals, a window into attitudes concerning race and freedom in the Atlantic.

Original language	American English
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State	Published - Feb 7 2011

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