“As a Nation, the English Are Our Friends”: The Emergence of African American Politics in the British Atlantic World, 1772–1861

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“As a Nation, the English Are Our Friends”: The Emergence of African American Politics in the British Atlantic World, 1772–1861

Auteurs : Van Gosse

Source :

• The American Historical Review [ 0002-8762 ] ; 2008-10.

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Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Relation diplomatique.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
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• Teeft :
  • Abolitionism, Abolitionist, African americans, American abolitionism, American abolitionists, American eagle, American history, American minister, American partnership, American revolution, American ships, American slavery, American slaves, Andrew porter, Antislavery, Antislavery constitutionalism, Antislavery wall, April, Atlantic world, August, Benjamin franklin, Best friends, Betty fladeland, Black abolitionist papers, Black abolitionists, Black americans, Black loyalists, Black refugees, Black troops, Blackett, British abolitionism, British abolitionists, British empire, British freedom, British government, British isles, British liberty, British lion, British navy, British power, British rule, British soil, British solidarity, British sympathies, Canadian refuge, Cassandra pybus, Central america, Chapel hill, City authorities, Civic ideals, Colonial slavery, Colored american, Colored citizens, Colored people, Coloured citizens, David appeal, David brion davis, David waldstreicher, David walker, December, Delany, Diplomatic relations, Douglass, Early republic, English friends, English people, Epic journeys, Faulty math, Federal arsenal, Former slaves, Frederick douglass, Free blacks, Free church, Free people, Fugitive, Fugitive negro, Fugitive slaves, Gary nash, Good friends, Gosse, Great britain, Habeas corpus, Harriet martineau, Ibid, Imperial slavery, James brewer stewart, John anderson, July, Large numbers, Larger atlantic world, Liberator, Lieutenant governor, Martin delany, Moral capital, Negro history, Nineteenth century, Northern states, Nova scotia, October, Open border, Other nations, Political agency, Prime minister, Prince albert, Provincial freeman, Pybus, Queen victoria, Review october, Robin winks, Rough crossings, Samuel ringgold ward, September, Shadd cary, Slave, Slave owners, Slave power, Slave trade, Slave trade abolition, Slaveholding republic, Somerset, Southern nationalism, Third edition, Thomas bender, Tremendous applause, University park, Vast numbers, West indian emancipation, West indies, White abolitionists, White southerners, William craft, William wells.

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DOI: 10.1086/ahr.113.4.1003

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