Villanova Digital Library - Defining and Navigating Freedom: Black Women’s Practices of Citizenship in Nineteenth Century Philadelphia.

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BAH 2019

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Advisor: Dr. Shannen Williams

Full Title	Defining and Navigating Freedom: Black Women’s Practices of Citizenship in Nineteenth Century Philadelphia.
Author	Kufuor, Megan.
Date Added	19 May 2019
Format	Thesis Villanova Student Authorship
Language	English
Publish Date	2019
Source	Undergraduate Honors Theses
Topic	Douglass, S. M. (Sarah Mapps), 1806-1882. Davis, Emilie Frances, 1838-1899. Philadelphia (Pa.) > Race relations > History > 19th century. Antislavery movements > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia. African American women > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > History > 19th century. African Americans > Social conditions. Social mobility > United States.

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