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Presidential Addresses

Since the Association was founded in 1884, the Association’s presidents have addressed the annual meeting on a topic of interest or concern to the discipline. Since there is no set topic, the subjects treated have ranged widely from the role of history in society to the best practices of historians as writers, teachers, and social scientists. Each in their unique way represents a microcosm of the interests and concerns of the discipline in various stages of its development over the past century.

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Jacqueline Jones

Historians and Their Publics, Then and Now

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James H. Sweet

Slave Trading as a Corporate Criminal Conspiracy, from the Calabar Massacre to BLM, 1767–2022

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Edward W. Muir

Conversations with the Dead

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Thavolia Glymph

Paper Tracings in the Spectacularly Boisterous Archive of Slavery

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