The Trade Winds of Change: Emily Cartwright’s Ignorance and Corruption in the Novel "Cambridge&
Copyright 2019 by Michael W. Rickard II Editor's Note: Last fall I took a class on neo-slave narratives. Here is an essay I wrote on...
The Trade Winds of Change: Emily Cartwright’s Ignorance and Corruption in the Novel "Cambridge&
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