Published with assistance of Yale University's Office of the President and financial assistance from the Frederick John Kingsbury Memorial Fund.
Contents:
War, slavery, and Christianity -- Founders -- Interlude : names of the enslaved -- West Indian trade, Connecticut, and the college -- Slavery and the American Revolution -- Interlude : gradual emancipation in Connecticut -- Yale in the Early Republic -- The 1831 Black college -- La Amistad -- Antebellum Yale and its Abolitionist discontents -- Yale and New Haven in the Civil War -- Interlude : a Yale family in slavery and freedom -- Black students at Yale -- Interlude : Black employees at Yale -- Embracing the white South -- Yale's Civil War memorial -- Interlude : the birth of a nation in New Haven, 1915.
Subject Terms:
Yale University -- History. | Universities and colleges -- Connecticut -- New Haven -- History. | Enslaved persons -- Connecticut -- History. | Slave trade -- History. | Slavery -- Connecticut -- History. | Slavery -- History. | New Haven (Conn.) -- History.
Contributors:
Salovey, Peter, writer of foreword. | Frederick John Kingsbury Memorial Fund, sponsoring body. | Yale University. Office of the President, contributor. | Yale University. Yale & Slavery Research Project, contributor.