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21h.001 Lecture 1: The Ouster of Mubarak in Egypt

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21h.001 Lecture 12: Endings and Beginnings

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21h.001 Lecture 13: The Making of a Caribbean Plantation Colony

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21h.001 Lecture 14: The Free People of Color

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21h.001 Lecture 15: The Slave Revolts

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21h.001 Lecture 16: Final Freedom

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21h.001 Lecture 17: The Road to Independence

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21h.001 Lecture 18: Achieving Statehood

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21h.001 Lecture 19: Radicals to Conservatives

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21h.001 Lecture 24: Comparing the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions

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