'From periphery to periphery: The Pennants of Bangor and the Hamiltons of Ayrshire'. Professor Trevor Burnard, University of Warwick (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

The Pennants of Bangor and the Hamiltons of Ayrshire

'Colonial merchants and the country house, c. 1680-1730'. Nuala Zahedieh, University of Edinburgh (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Colonial Merchants and the Country House

'From hogsheads to harvests: The transition from tobacco to wheat culture at Jefferson’s Monticello'. Lucia Stanton, Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

The Transition from Tobacco to Wheat Culture at Monticello

'The slave population of St. Croix, Danish West Indies, 1792-1805'. Professor Philip Morgan, Johns Hopkins University (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

The Slave Population of St Croix, Danish West Indies

'Slavery without sugar: alternative husbandry in colonial Jamaica'. Professor Verene Shepherd, University of West Indies Mona (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Slavery Without Sugar

'A war of words: slave women’s opposition to the transatlantic slave trade'. Inge Dornan, Brunel University (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Slave Women's Opposition to the Transatlantic Slave Trade

"'The Perfect Plantation'? William Dickson and the Hon. Joshua Steele of Barbados". Iain Whyte, University of Edinburgh (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

The Perfect Plantation?

'Labour relations and the apprenticeship system: Amity Hall, Jamaica, 1834-1840'. Professor Kenneth Morgan, Brunel University (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Labour Relations and the Apprenticeship System

'Rewriting plantation histories by rethinking colonial space'. Professor Jenny Shaw, University of Alabama (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections).

Rewriting Plantation Histories

'Child death and spiritual power in early-nineteenth century Jamaica'. Diana Paton, University of Newcastle (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Child Death and Spiritual Power in 19th Century Jamaica

The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections.Podcasts from symposium jointly held at the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh in March 2010, with funding from the Royal Society of Edinburgh and support from the US Embassy.

'The good Scottish Lady and her Bad West Indian Negroes: Mrs. A.C. Carmichael’s proslavery contribution'. Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, University of West Indies, Cave Hill (2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Mrs. Carmichael's Proslavery Contribution

'Scottish archives relating to the slave trade and the West Indies plantations'. Eric Graham, University of Edinburgh (2010 Symposium on The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Scottish Archives Relating to the Slave Trade

'The Cart of Darkness: Archaeological Explorations at Nether Pollok'. Professor Stephen Driscoll, University of Glasgow (2010 Symposium on The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

The Cart of Darkness

'Scots and plantation slavery in the British Caribbean, c1650-1750'. Stuart Nisbet, University of Glasgow (2010 Symposium on The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Scots and plantation slavery in the British Caribbean

'Slavery and emancipation in the Caribbean: manuscript sources and interpretive opportunities in Scottish archives and libraries'. Professor Roderick McDonald, Rider University (Plenary Lecture, 2010 Symposium: The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections)

Slavery and Emancipation in the Caribbean

The transatlantic slave trade and plantation slavery in the Americas: Exploring Scottish connections.<br>Podcasts from symposium jointly held at the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh in March 2010, with funding from the Royal Society of Edinburgh and support from the US Embassy.

Transatlantic Slave Trade: the Scottish Connection

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