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Bermuda

"I was born at Brackish-Pond, in Bermuda, on a farm belonging to Mr. Charles Myners.”

“My mother worked for some years on the island, but was taken back to Bermuda some time before my master carried me again thither.”

“He wanted to treat me the same in Bermuda as he had done in Turk's Island.”

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Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell

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H.P. Lovecraft and the Development of Horror Literature

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The Beginning of the American Women’s Movement

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The Great Gatsby and the (Hollowness of the) Roaring Twenties

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Harlem Renaissance

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Dumfries (Recollections of a Tour Made in Scotland)

"Reached Dumfries at about nine o’clock—market-day; met crowds of people on the road, and every one had a smile for us and our car . . . . "

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Harlem Renaissance

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Eatonville Florida

Aug. 15, 1887: All-Black Town of Eatonville Incorporated - Zinn Education  Project

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Lismore Castle: (Ireland Makes Irish)

Lismore castle

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