Slavery & Human Trafficking: United States History

Bibliographic references, with abstracts, to articles from over 2,000 journals covering American and Canadian history. Also includes citations for book reviews and dissertations.

Search the New York Times back to 1851.

Online content from Salem Press with essays covering United States and world history.

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An interdisciplinary collection of more than 650 high quality, peer reviewed journals designed for institutions acquiring extensively in the humanities and social sciences.

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