Quakers and Slavery, 1657-1865: An International Interdisciplinary Conference Thursday 4 – Saturday 6 November 2010 The McNeil Center for Early American Studies Swarthmore College Haverford College Keynote Speakers: Gary B Nash (UCLA), Jerry Frost (Swarthmore), James Walvin (York)

This major international, interdisciplinary conference aims to examine the history, literature, and culture of the Quaker relationship with slavery, from the society’s origins in the English Civil War to the end of the American Civil War. Call For Papers: the full text of the conference call for papers in HTML, PDF, and Microsoft Word formats Submit Abstract: submit an abstract of a paper to be delivered at the conference Register: register to attend the conference Travel and Accommodation: details of the location of the conference venues, and suggestions for local accommodation Conference Program: the outline conference program. Full details will be made available after June 2010 Organizers: information about the conference organizing team Contact: get in touch with the conference organizers, or ask to be added to the conference mailing list Search: search this website and, when it is available, the conference program, using Google