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Mapping the dark and feminine: black women in eighteenth-century London.
This thesis is the first comprehensive social history of black women of African heritage in eighteenth-century London. Black women are often ignored in histories of the African diaspora in Britain, especially in the eighteenth century, but this erasure is unwarranted. Using a wide range of sources,
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