Belonging: An Intimate History of Slavery and Family in Early New England (Early American Studies)
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Belonging: An Intimate History of Slavery and Family in Early New England (Early American Studies)

by Gloria Mccahon Whiting

History Biography American studies
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Belonging examines the connected histories of slavery and family in early New England. Presented as an intimate history and published within the Early American Studies series, Gloria Mccahon Whiting’s book offers a focused exploration of belonging, relationships, and early American life.

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Belonging explores the intertwined histories of slavery and family in early New England.

Framed as an intimate history, the book considers how these subjects shaped experiences of belonging in the early American world.

As part of the Early American Studies series, it offers a focused historical study of a significant period and region.

Gloria Mccahon Whiting brings together the themes of family, slavery, and community in this work of American history.

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