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Significant Silence: Where was Slave Agency in the Popular Imagery of 2007?, on the brink of the Bicentennial carnival week.. This constituted a brilliantly compressed, but not reduced, account of the different forces swirling within the culture wars, and inheritance debates, thrown up by the anniversary. Young clearly outlined how interest groups with axes to grind, and c

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Afterword: Britain 2007, Problematising Historiesery, abolition and emancipation. This volume is one of the many legacies of that year and bears witness to some of the critical thinking and scholarly work generated or encouraged by the bicentenary. Drawing on British or American examples, authors have focused on anti-slavery texts, neglected or re

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