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ASU English Home > PodcastsEnglish Department PodcastsSubscribe to our audio podcasts Try our iTunes University podcast site (requires iTunes) Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave-Translation Readings
Joe Lockard, "Reflections on Captain Swinton’s Journal of a Voyage with Coolie Emigrants" 3/17/08
Joe Lockard, "Secular-Sacred Tensions in Antebellum Abolitionist Songbooks" 2/22/08
Markus Cruse, Chouki El Hamel, Sylvain Gallais reading Le Mulâtre (1837) by Victor Séjour. 4/12/06
The 2005-2006 Ian Fletcher Memorial Lecture featuring Jerome J. McGann, the John Stewart Bryan University Professor of English at the University of Virginia, reading "Information Technology and the Troubled Humanities". 3/28/06
Joe Lockard, "Jacksonian Mobs and the Rise of Antislavery Poetry" 3/23/06
Joe Lockard, "William Still and Philadelphia's African American Underground" 3/23/06
The ASU Antislavery Ensemble 3/01/06 This selection of hymns originally appeared in Jairus Lincoln’s Anti-Slavery Melodies: For the Friends of Freedom (Elijah B. Gill, 1843), prepared for the Hingham Anti-Slavery Society in Massachusetts. Little is known of the anthologist, Jairus Lincoln (1792-1870), beyond that he came from a family long-settled in Hingham and during the mid-1830s served as a local schoolmaster. The Antislavery Ensemble selected songs for performance based on historical value and adaptability for choral recital.
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