21L.707 | Fall 2005 | Undergraduate

Writing Early American Lives: Gender, Race, Nation, Faith

Related Resources

These links are used to support the course readings and assignments.

White Watercolors/De Bry engravings 
An excellent Web site allowing you to compare the engraved images in Harriot’s book with John White’s original watercolors.

Bible 
Searchable text, several translations (Christian site).

Pequot Museum 
Tribally owned museum (this is Apess’ tribe).

Foxwoods 
Tribally owned Pequot casino, with links to history.

Mohegan Tribal Web site 
See inter alia the brief bio of Occum under “Heritage”.

Dartmouth College 
Compare this account to the Mohegan tribal account in Occum’s biography.

Mohican Tribal History 
Based on oral traditions and an early 18th c. ms. by John Quinney.

Stockbridge History (longer version) 
A more expansive account of Anglo-Mohican relations in the town.

Slavery in New York 
An exhibit now up at the New York Historical Society.

Boston African Americana Collection 
A digital collection from the Boston Athenaeum.

Schomburg Archive 
Poems and other writing by African American women of the nineteenth century.

Remembering Slavery 
Documentary testimony collected in 1930’s-40’s.

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