Mea Culpa

Wyatt-Brown acknowledges with hindsight that he should have more carefully scrutinized the assertions of Joseph Cinque's biographers. He calls for more research on the African activities of the American Missionary Association, the organization whose records and institutional memory may have giv...

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Published in:The Journal of American history (Bloomington, Ind.) Ind.), 2000-12, Vol.87 (3), p.947-948
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Cinque and the Historians: How a Story Takes Hold: A Round Table
Cinque, Joseph (Sengbe Pieh)
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Slave traders
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United States history
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Cinque and the Historians: How a Story Takes Hold: A Round Table
Cinque, Joseph (Sengbe Pieh)
History
Missionaries
Slave traders
Slavery
Source studies
United States history
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