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Human Bondage and Georgetown’s Early Wealth
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Human Bondage and Georgetown’s Early Wealth
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Tuesday, December 7, 2021, 2:00 PM until 3:00 PM
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Early Georgetown was not the polite society conjured by books like The Georgetown Ladies’ Social Club. Rather, it was built in part from trafficking in human beings – African slaves and British convicts and indentured servants – and from their labor. Jim Johnston leads you on a tour of the real history of an early Georgetown that was diverse in the extreme with homes of fantastic wealth and hovels of abject poverty. Hosted by Montgomery History.<br /><br />Register in advance on this Zoom webinar page.