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"I had been sold and I had no will of my own and I could not look after my body and health... that I am a slave and would therefore come and complain." With these words, Abina Mansah described to an unsympathetic courtroom her experiences and her reasons for bringing charges against her former master. The important men in the courtroom may not have listened to her, but her words were recorded so that we can hear them today. In this book, the silencing of so many young, enslaved girls is challenged through the courageous actions and bold declarations of Abina Mansah, and contextualized for use in the classroom or the education of the individual reader.
Below you will find a "Featured Content" section which highlights various sections of the website, and a link to the book's Facebook page.
Thank you for visiting.
Sincerely,
Trevor R. Getz
Liz Clarke
ANNOUNCEMENT:
Abina Forum, H-World
 "This year's forum will feature Trevor Getz and Liz Clarke's Abina and The Important Men: A Graphic History (Oxford University Press). The Forum will begin with two commentaries/reviews by Professors Jonathan Reynolds (Northern Kentucky University) and Maryanne Rhett (Monmouth University and H-World Editor). These commentaries will be followed by a response from Professor Trevor Getz, which will in turn be followed by a general H-World discussion on Abina and the issues raised by this exciting approach to learning about the past."
If you would like to visit H-World's "Abina Forum," please click here.
FEATURED CONTENT:
SOCIAL MEDIA:
Abina and the Important Men: A Graphic History is on Facebook. Navigate to the book's Facebook page and click on "Like" to subscribe to our News Feed and/or "Share" (in the left-hand-side menu) to share Abina and the Important Men with your friends and family.
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