Shades of Meaning: A Haunted Victorians Anthology
Welcome to Shades of Meaning, an anthology of haunted, ghostly, and ghastly tales from the Victorian period. In this edition you will find links to five Victorian ghost stories, complete with annotations, as well as accompanying elements such as editorial introductions and galleries of associated images for each narrative. These supplemental materials were collected and constructed by teams of editors composed of students in the undergraduate Victorian Literature course “Haunted Victorians” at James Madison University during the fall of 2024.
Test: Lincoln, HST3107 The US Civil Rights Movement
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee activist and historian Julian Bond identified the "Master Narrative" of the civil rights movement in these terms:
Test: MLK from Montgomery to Memphis
MLK writings and speeches from 1955 through 1968 documenting the journey in his thinking and rhetoric from the Montgomery Bus Boycott through his assassination in Memphis, TN, in April 1968.
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Travel with The United Fruit Company
This edition presents how the United Fruit Company promoted their Caribbean tourism through travel advertisements. By annotating these historical documents through timelines, maps, and images, this project shows how various visual components help researchers understand the UFC’s octopus enterprise in the Caribbean.