Keyphrases
Abolitionist
91%
African American
66%
American Women
50%
Antebellum
50%
Asianness
50%
Brethren
50%
Canada
75%
Caribbean History
50%
Diaspora
50%
Diplomacy
50%
East African
50%
Emancipation
50%
Empire
50%
Feminizing
25%
Fraternity
16%
Fugitive Slaves
29%
Gender Binary
62%
Georgia
50%
Glasgow
50%
Guerilla
50%
Historicizing
50%
Intellectual Debate
50%
Inter-imperiality
50%
International Approach
50%
John Brown
50%
Law
50%
Lucretia
50%
Nineteenth-century United States
50%
North America
25%
Orientalism
50%
People of Color
45%
Plantation
25%
Political Class
16%
Politics
50%
Popular Discourse
16%
Pro-slavery
16%
Savannah
25%
Seamen
50%
Settler Colonialism
100%
Sexuality
62%
Silk
50%
Transatlantic World
50%
Underground Railway
50%
US Imperialism
50%
US Slavery
16%
West Indies
50%
White Male
33%
White Racism
16%
White Women
50%
Working-class Men
16%
Arts and Humanities
1850s
16%
Abolitionist
91%
Alternative discourse
12%
Ante-bellum
50%
Atlantic
66%
Binaries
25%
brethren
50%
British Government
16%
Brown
37%
Canada
75%
Colonial history
50%
Creator
12%
Delegation
50%
Diplomat
50%
Discourse
62%
Discursive
50%
disregard
16%
Empire
50%
England
25%
era
16%
gentleman
50%
Glasgow
50%
Imperial Identity
16%
Intellectuals
37%
John Brown
50%
London
12%
Nineteenth Century
25%
North America
25%
Pacific
25%
Partisan
16%
Piety
16%
Popular
50%
Public sphere
50%
Pursuit
66%
Racial Difference
50%
racist
16%
Settler
50%
Settler Colonialism
75%
Sierra Leone
12%
Slavery Movement
16%
strife
16%
Teleology
25%
Timing
16%
Transatlantic
62%
Tropical
50%
Underground Railroad
50%
US Imperialism
25%
USA
50%
West Indies
50%
Women's Rights
16%
Social Sciences
Canada
16%
Colonialism
16%
Coloureds
50%
Diplomatics
50%
Eighteenth Century
16%
Imperialism
25%
Intelligentsia
41%
Japan
25%
Monopolies
16%
Nineteenth Century
25%
North America
33%
Orientalism
50%
Political Class
50%
Racialization
16%
Settler Colonialism
75%
Sierra Leone
16%
Teleology
50%
Temperate Zones
16%
Tropical Region
16%
USA
75%
Women's Rights
50%
Working Class
50%
