About the Book
Event Coordinator
To arrange an author’s lecture, reading, book signing or other appearance please contact:
Sarah Caldwell
Telephone (609) 258-9491
email: sarah_caldwell@press.princeton.edu
Scheduled Events:
- 11 January, 2011: Lexington Dinner and Books. Lexington, MA. 7:30 p.m.
Conversation and book signing. - 7 January, 2011: Sarasota Ivy League Clubs Luncheon. Sarasota, FL.
Conversation and book signing. - 30 September, 2010: Back Pages Books. Waltham, MA. 7 p.m.
Conversation and book signing. - 3-5 September, 2010: Decatur Book Festival. Decatur, GA.
Conversation and book signing. - 11 June, 2010: Cohasset Book Club. Cohasset, Ma.7:30 p.m.
Conversation and book signing. - 27 May, 2010: Wrentham Book Club. Wrentham Public Library. 6:30 p.m.
Conversation and book signing.
- 20 May, 2010: Boston Public Library, Boston, MA.
Lecture and book signing.
- 16 May, 2010: Somerville Museum. One Westwood Road, Somerville, MA 02143.
Lecture, book signing, tea and snacks. 2 to 4 p.m.
- 13 May, 2010: W.E.B. DuBois Institute of African and African American History. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Lecture and book signing.
- 15 April, 2010: Glen Ridge auditorium, Sarasota, FL.
Lecture and book signing.
- 5 April, 2010: Gamble Auditorium, Mount Holyoke College. South Hadley, MA.
Lecture and book signing.
- 26 March, 2010: CASE Conference, Boston, MA.
Ethics and Institutional Responsibility. Talk and book signing.
- 13 March, 2010: New York City book launch hosted by Stephanie Sandberg and Augusta Tilney.
- 1 March, 2010: Newton History Museum at the Jackson Homestead, Newton, MA.
Lecture and book signing.
- 25 FEB, 2010: WBUR Radio. Boston. 1:30 p.m.
Interview with the author.
- 20 FEB, 2010: Northshire Books, Manchester, VT.
Lecture and book signing.
- 3 FEB, 2010: The Longfellow House, Cambridge, Ma.
Lecture and book signing. 6:30 p.m. RSVP only. See the Longfellow House site for event details. PLEASE NOTE: Due to overwhelming response, this event has been moved to the Lesley University Library. Details are available at the link to the Longfellow House above.
- 2 FEB, 2010: Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.
Fifth Anniversary of the Transforming Community Project.
- 25 JAN, 2010: NPR radio interview. WILL."Focus 580 with David Inge."
Interview with the Author.
Listen.
- 19 JAN, 2010: "Thinking Matters." Princeton Public Library, Princeton, N.J.
Lecture and book signing. 6:30 p.m. - 21 DEC, 2009: Bemis Hall, Lincoln, MA.
Lecture and book signing.
In her second book exploring the legacy of slavery in the U.S., C.S. Manegold examines the fates and fortunes of three powerful families who owned John Winthrop's Ten Hills Farm in Massachusetts. These interlocked histories show the powerful grip of slavery in New England, Antigua and elsewhere in the Caribbean. Black slavery began in Massachusetts in 1638. Manegold follows the story of African slavery on that Northern soil forward for 150 years. In doing so, she profoundly reconsiders the history of slavery in America from the earliest days of white settlement and the subconscious racism that is often the result. The book includes material on the slave trade, black slavery, Southern slavery and more. Slavery pictures are available on the website.