Africans in America; Interview with Julius Scott, Professor of History, New York University : Brotherly Love

Title:: Africans in America; Interview with Julius Scott, Professor of History, New York University : Brotherly Love
Description:: Julius Scott is interviewed about Haiti in 1790, Saint-Domingue as important trading port for the US, Haitian Revolution eliminates slavery, fears of US plantation owners, reloction of Haitian refugees, legal efforts to keep black Caribbeans out of ports and stop communication of news from Haiti, 1798 ships arrive in Philadelphia from Saint-Domingue,Thomas Jefferson's apprehension about a black republic, Toussaint L'Ouverture, Napoleon's influence in the Caribbean, Haiti independence, John Brown Russwurm, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the Louisiana Purchase.
Date:: 1998
Format:: Film/Video
Location:: WGBH
Collection (local):: American Archive of Public Broadcasting Collection
Series:: WGBH > Africans in America
Subjects:: Women
History
Race and Ethnicity
American history, African Americans, civil rights, slavery, abolition, Civil War
Extent:: 01:14:57
Link to Item:: http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-f47gq6s177
Terms of Use:: Rights status not evaluated.
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