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Professor launches 18th century African American database

Kaitlyn Battey|February 8, 2011

Professor launches 18th century African American database

Charles Foy, assistant professor of history, speaks about how European powers treated black mariners in the 18th century Monday in the Doudna Fine Arts Center’s Lecture Hall.(Danny Damiani

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