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Weathering different storms : regional agriculture and slave families in the non-cotton South, 1800-1860

Pargas, D.A.

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Pargas, D. A. (2009, March 12). Weathering different storms : regional agriculture and slave families in the non-cotton South, 1800-1860. Retrieved from

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Damian Alan Pargas studeerde geschiedenis aan de University of Washington (Seattle) en later aan de Universiteit Leiden, waar hij in 2004 zijn doctoraal cum laude behaalde. Zijn scriptie won in 2004 de Robert Fruin Prijs en werd genomineerd voor het Theodore Roosevelt American History Award. Van 2005 t/m 2008 was hij als AIO verbonden aan de Universiteit Leiden; hij publiceerde zijn onderzoek naar het gezinsleven van Amerikaanse slaven in de tijdschriften Journal of Family History en American Nineteenth Century History. Sinds 2009 is hij als UD verbonden aan de Universiteit Utrecht.

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