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  1. May 2022
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    Amalia Skarlatou Levi on Twitter: "Since pretty much everyone under quarantine has to use digitized primary sources, I thought it might be useful to point to #digitalarchives that *explicitly* acknowledge & caution users abt #archivalsilences in their contents, and describe their work to rectify them. A thread." / Twitter
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    1. kaitlinabeele 13 May 2022
      Amalia S. Levi@amaliasl·Jun 8, 2020The gap we see between April 13 and April 30, 1816, in #TheBarbadosMercury gazette does not signify lack of material. It reflects the slave revolt between April 14 to April 16 that shut down the island for nearly two weeks (printing house included). 6/ https://dloc.com/AA00047511/00001/allvolumes…12Amalia S. Levi@amaliasl·Jun 8, 2020(It is interesting that when the April 30 issue came out, there is no mention of the revolt. Only on the second page do we find information about the “perfidious league of slaves” that went around pillaging and destroying the island, and about their fate). 7/

      It's interesting to see how these gaps can form - and without background knowledge on the history of that period, the gap would have no context or meaning. It would just be a blip. But that gap has significant historical importance, particularly how information about the revolt was suppressed at the time.

      lacunae The Barbados Mercury April 1816 Slave Revolt
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  3. Oct 2021
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    1. forbriger 03 Oct 2021

      Coronavirus Pandemic Data Explorer. (n.d.). Our World in Data. Retrieved March 3, 2021, from https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-data-explorer

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  5. Sep 2020
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    Olaudah Equiano describes the Middle Passage, 1789 | The American Yawp Reader
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    1. calliemcdaniel123 06 Sep 2020
      At last we came in sight of the island of Barbadoes, at which the whites on board gave a great shout, and made many signs of joy to us.

      When the slaves had finally arrived to Barbados on the boat, all were so relieved and joyous to be at their destination.

      barbados slaves
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