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Providence people: tonight, 6:00, at Books on the Square. Hope to see you there! booksq.com/event/seth-roc…

Books on the Square. UChicagoPress

PLANTATION GOODS 📖 talk by Seth Rockman UChicagoPress w/ Allison Horrocks 📍pvd

Congrats to Seth Rockman on his new book, Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery! Don’t miss this impactful work—pick up a copy today! ow.ly/ctTp50TZKLA Interested in hosting a book talk with Seth Rockman? ow.ly/OmRi50TZKLv.

On November 13, join historian and author Seth Rockman for a discussion of his new book 'Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery' with fellow writer Stephanie McCurry. Register now for this free in-person event at @nyplsnfl: on.nypl.org/3YYSev9

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On November 13, join historian and author Seth Rockman for a discussion of his new book 'Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery' with fellow writer Stephanie McCurry. Register now for this free in-person event at @nyplsnfl: on.nypl.org/3AzX4pa

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Apply to workshop your book proposal with a great group of peers and Seth Rockman! There’s even travel 💰Apply by 12/15!

Seen in the wild! At the Harvard Bookstore Seth Rockman

Last night, I had the honor of joining Seth Rockman at Parsons for the launch of his book Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery. Thank you to Seth for sharing his insights and to everyone who attended. If you haven’t yet, I highly recommend purchasing a

This was so much fun! A million thanks to Dr Isabella Rosner for welcoming me on to her podcast. And for a really nice thread of some of the artifacts that came up in our discussion.

I have read this. It is incredibly informative. You should read it too! Congratulations and thanks, Mary Ellen Hicks, for doing some seriously heavy historiographical lifting here.

'Weaving expanded quickly because it was self-employment that was undertaken by both men and women without gender distinction.' Bronwen Everill on the role of slavery in American manufacturing the-tls.co.uk/history/modern…

The AHR invites pitches for ’76 Objects: A Special Issue of the American Historical Review. A diverse range of objects across the globe will be interpreted to offer insights into the world of the revolution in the Americas and beyond. Submit by December 9. historians.org/news-publicati…

It arrived! Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery by Seth Rockman tells a story of American capitalism through the materials that connected enslavers and enslaved “coerced consumers” to spinners weavers & owners in the North press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

This talk was a total and complete triumph. It was 🔥 and everyone in the room was like "whoa!" I was so proud to be your friend and colleague as you were speaking. Thank you Gorkem Akgoz for bringing it and for sharing your intellect with Brown History Dept.

Attending the American Historical Association meeting in NYC next week? Join me and historians Seth Rockman and Randy Browne to discuss our new books on slavery with UChicagoPress and Penn Press. See you there! #slaveryarchive

Despite the snow Monday, along with Seth Rockman, Randy Browne and Christopher Brown we had a very well attended presidential panel at American Historical Association #aha25 annual meeting discussing our new books #slaveryarchive