Margaret Ellen Newell
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About the Author
Margaret Ellen Newell is a distinguished historian whose scholarship illuminates the complex intersections of race, labor, and colonialism in early America. Her meticulously researched work explores how New England colonists and Indigenous peoples shaped the foundations of American slavery, revealing the deep and often overlooked roots of racial inequality. Through careful analysis of archival sources, she brings to light the lived experiences of both Native Americans and European settlers, challenging conventional narratives of colonial history. Her writing combines rigorous scholarship with compelling storytelling, making the distant past vivid and relevant to contemporary readers.
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