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Guilty of a Skin not Coloured like Our Own¿: Timothy Pickering on Slavery and Race, and the Complicated Legacy of New England High Federalism1300 views
Author
Almog, Asaf, History - Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Virginia0000-0002-6647-5784
Advisors
Varon, Elizabeth, Department of History, University of Virginia
Abstract
The paper discusses Massachusetts Federalist Timothy Pickering’s views on race and slavery. The paper has four parts. Part 1 discusses Pickering’s views on slavery and race before the establishment of the Federalist administrations. Part 2 discusses Pickering’s policy towards the Haitian Revolution as the American secretary of state. Part 3 discusses Pickering’s support of colonization. Part 4 discusses Pickering’s views on race and slavery during his retirement.
Almog, Asaf. Guilty of a Skin not Coloured like Our Own¿: Timothy Pickering on Slavery and Race, and the Complicated Legacy of New England High Federalism. University of Virginia, History - Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, MA (Master of Arts), 2016-11-30, https://doi.org/10.18130/V3HW4F.
