Child Labor Laws During The Industrial Revolution

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Beginnings of Tea in Britain

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The Zong Massacre: A Map

Submitted by Jordan Larson on Wed, 02/10/2021 - 18:07

After throwing over the half the slaves overboard, the Zong arrived at Black River, Jamaica on December 22, 1781. Where their were once over 400 slaves aboard the ship, they arrived in port with only about 200. The remaing slaves aboard were sold once they arrived in Jamaica. This is an important place to mark because it is the first location of the Zong after the massacre. It currently has a Zong monument in remembrance of the massacure.

St. George’s Church, Hanover Square, London

Submitted by Ally McLaughlin on Wed, 02/10/2021 - 17:14

St. George's Church is often occupied by Gertrude. This is ironic to me and was also pointed out by Conny, considering the fact that Gertrude has no intentions of marrying. It is in Hanover Square, London and was built for Catholics. It is located in between Margaret St and George Street.

Ian Watt and Moll Flanders

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St. George’s Church, Hanover Square, London

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Ian Watt and Moll Flanders

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Ian Watt, Rise of the Novel, Main Argument

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The Rise of the Novel: Watt in Context

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Origins: The Picaresque

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Child Labor Laws During The Industrial Revolution

Beginnings of Tea in Britain

The Zong Massacre: A Map

St. George’s Church, Hanover Square, London

Ian Watt and Moll Flanders

St. George’s Church, Hanover Square, London

Ian Watt and Moll Flanders

Ian Watt, Rise of the Novel, Main Argument

The Rise of the Novel: Watt in Context

Origins: The Picaresque

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