Michaël Roy, Young Abolitionists: Children of the Antislavery Movement
This rich volume written by Michaël Roy is defined by its author as an attempt to fill in a gap in the historiography of the United States abolitionist cause. The subject has been a focus of attention among American historians and the volume’s extensive bibliography (214-235), containing an impress...
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2025
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| Izvleček: | This rich volume written by Michaël Roy is defined by its author as an attempt to fill in a gap in the historiography of the United States abolitionist cause. The subject has been a focus of attention among American historians and the volume’s extensive bibliography (214-235), containing an impressive list of primary sources, is there to demonstrate it. Michaël Roy’s aim is to discuss juvenile abolitionism as an original movement in which children were involved, independently of the influenc... |
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