Speaking of Digital Scholarship with Holly Brewer: Slavery, Law, and Power (SLP) Project Launch
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Ji Kim
17:03
Gotcha, let me grab the right link
Ji Kim
20:33
We’ll debug that survey link and post it on our website, please check it out later 👍
Ji Kim
23:18
Survey link! https://forms.gle/9TLFnCofoFsfewFx8
Ji Kim
23:32
That one should work 👌
Ji Kim
36:54
For those who missed it:Our site is https://slaverylawpower.org/Please let us know your thoughts here:https://forms.gle/9TLFnCofoFsfewFx8
Ji Kim
37:45
See our side-by-side transcription page we’re developing: https://slaverylawpower.org/barbados-side-by-side/
Ji Kim
42:02
See the Roger L’Estrange page for yourself 🤓: https://slaverylawpower.org/roger-lestrange-regulation-press/
Ji Kim
44:16
The Royal African Company documents: https://slaverylawpower.org/royal-african-company-documents-1660s/
Ji Kim
54:22
For those who missed it:Our site is https://slaverylawpower.org/Please let us know your thoughts here:https://forms.gle/9TLFnCofoFsfewFx8
Annette Laing
56:35
It's clearly an extremely exciting site for historians: I was unaware of the work on censorship, and hope we'll learn more about silenced voices, since Morgan Godwyn struck me as exceptional in my work, when I was an active scholar. Also, are there plans to digitize the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel's vast archive, assuming that hasn't already happened since the microfilm version?