Slavery in the Carribean Pathfinder History 200 Fall 2005 OWH Library at Phillips Academy Andover

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Slavery in the Carribean Pathfinder

History 200: The Early Modern World

Librarian: Mrs. Penner

Reference Sources
Owl Catalog
Desk Reserves
Databases
Documentation

Reference Books - Garver Room

Ref 306 I16 Illustrated encyclopedia of mankind
Ref 306.3 H62 Historical Encyclopedia of World Slavery
Ref 306.3/R61c Chronology of World Slavery
Ref 903 W89 Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations - The Americas (Dole Room)
Ref 911.8 L83L Latin American History: A Teaching Atlas (Dole Room)
Ref 912.72 D54a Atlas of Central America and the Caribbean (Dole Room)
Ref 980 C14 Cambridge Encyclopedia of Latin America and the Caribbean
Ref 980 En19 Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture
Ref 980 L34 Latin America 20

OWL Catalog

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Desk Reserves - Circulation Desk

Africa and the Caribbean (972.9 Af8)
African Slavery in Latin America and the Caribbean (306.362 K67af)
Africans Abroad (301.45 Af83)
Atlantic Slave Trade (382 C94a)
Avengers of the New World (972.94 D86av)
Brief History of the Caribbean (972.9 R63b)
Caribbean Islands (917.29 B62c)
From Columbus to Castro: The History of the Caribbean (972.9 W67f)
History of Modern Trinidad 1783-1962 (972.98 B75h)
Jamaica: A Historical Portrait (972.92 J94j)
Mastery, Tyranny, & Desire (910.4 B92ma)
Slavery and Beyond: The African Impact on Latin America and the Caribbean (980 Sl6)
Sugar and Slaves (972.9 D92s)
West Indies (917.29 H22w)

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Subscription Databases

Encyclopedia Britannica Online

Documentation

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