Slavery
The Accounts of two Scots Apprentices in the Slave Trade
University of Dundee.
A Triangular Traffic: A Symposium on Literature, Slavery and the Archive
The Slave Trade of Port Glasgow and Greenock 1715-1765
Martin Hall, University of Edinburgh.
Scotland and Slavery: The Evidence
National Library of Scotland,
Causewayside Building, Edinburgh.
FREE seminar and workshop.
Scotland and the Slave Trade: Resources at the National Library
Debating Slavery: A Scottish Perspective
University of Edinburgh
Assembly Hall, 1 Mound Place, Edinburgh.
Pirates and Slavers from the Records of the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland 1690-1730
Old Royal Naval College, University of Greenwich.
5th International Congress of Maritime History
The Records of the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland 1627-1750
The Records of the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland 1627-1750
A catalogue of the 3,700 cases heard by this court with synopsis of the case, its pursers and defenders. Offers a unique insight in Scots dealings at home and abroad - including slaving, piracy, privateers and transatlantic ventures.
The Slave Trade and its Implications for Genealogy
University of Strathclyde
Graham Hills Building, 40 George Street, Glasgow
Public Lecture.
Cost £3.
Women on the Platform: Mobilising Scotland to end Black Slavery in America (1834-65)
National Library of Scotland,
Causewayside Building,
33 Salisbury Place,
Edinburgh EH9 1SL
Introduction: Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the Rt. Hon. George Grubb.
Followed by four rotating seminars
- The World Anti-slavery Congress (1840) & the 'Transatlantic Sisterhood'
Professor Lynn Abrams & Eoin Shalloo - Frederick Douglass & the 'Send Back the Money' Campaign (1845-6)
Rev Dr Ian Whyte - The 'Fugitive Slave Act' (1850) and Harriet Beecher Stowe in Scotland
Professor John Cairns & Dr Maria Castrillo
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