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Suffering (and Suffragetting) in Silence: British Colonial Rebels and Children’s Literature

Last week, I talked about the American midterm elections and the connection (or lack thereof) between white women, suffragettes, and a lack of concern for people of color and their issues.  mais 1.317 palavras

Children's Literature

Embarkations Folkestone 30 August 1915

The pages I work on each day depend on the date the first soldier I find embarked on. So the order of posting may appear random it isn’t. mais 262 palavras

Afternoon Tea: "English Liberties Outside England: Floors, Doors, Windows, and Ceilings in the Legal Architecture of Empire"

We tend to think of global migration and the problem of which legal rights people enjoy as they cross borders as modern phenomena. They are not.

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History

Governor James Douglas and the Ambiguities of Race at the Edge of an Empire

James Douglas was born in Demerara in modern Guyana. He was the son of a Scottish sugar merchant and a free black woman. In his lifetime, he was schooled in Scotland, then headed to the west coast of North America, working for the North-West Company, then the Hudson’s Bay Company, and ending up as the Governor of the newly formed colony of British Columbia. mais 1.603 palavras

Includes a V.C. recipient 20/09/15.

Yes, I know I need an editor. Last page for today. Embarkations from Folkestone 20th September 1915. 20th September 1915

10th (Service) Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), 1 Part of 26th Division2… mais 452 palavras

Page 508 #FWW #Folkestone

Getting  back into this since the circus has left town. I did say I could edit this down to 350 pages. I’m now on page 508. mais 282 palavras

YCL Statement on Remembrance Sunday 2018

Statement of the Executive Committee of the Young Communist League on Remembrance Sunday 2018.
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