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Alexandra Garrett

Assistant Professor, Saint Michael's College
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Early America, Early Republic United States, American women's history, gender and enterprise, history of gender, Slavery
Women in Business History

I am an early American historian. I research how elite, unmarried white women (legally classified as feme soles) commercially related to the people they enslaved, and how they managed slave-manned enterprises in the American revolutionary and early national periods.

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