%% [[Race in Colonial American (References)]] [[References]] %% # Race in Colonial American (References) - Allen 1833, The Life, Experience and Gospel Labors of the Rt. Rev. Richard Allen - Butler 1980, Wild Seed - Decker 2020, Geographies of Flight꞉ Phillis Wheatley to Octavia Butler - Fields 1990, Slavery, Race and Ideology in the USA - Loscocco 2014, Phillis Wheatley’s Miltonic Poetics - Mills 1997, The Racial Contract - Morrison 2008, A Mercy - Armengol 2017, Slavery in Black and White꞉ The Racialisation of (Male) Slavery in Frederick Douglass’s Narrative And∕Vs. Toni Morrison’s a Mercy - Babb 20011, E Pluribus Unum？The American Origins Narrative in Toni Morrison's A Mercy - Cantiello 2011, From Pre-racial to Post-racial？ Reading and Reviewing A Mercy in the Age of Obama - Cillerai (ed) 2013, Remembering the Past꞉ Toni Morrison's Seventeenth Century in Today's Classroom - Emerson 2017, “My Skin is Black upon Me”꞉ Toni Morrison’s a Mercy and the Question of a Female Job - Fares & Mordjana 2021, In-Between Spaces and the Contact Zone in Toni Morrison’s a Mercy (2008) - Harris 2010, Women, Work and Bondage in Toni Morrison's a Mercy - Jamili & Rad 2011, Unhomeliness꞉ Deconstructing Western Master Narratives in Toni Morrison’s a Mercy - Jennings 2009, Review꞉ A Mercy꞉ Toni Morrison Plots the Formation of Racial Slavery in Seventeenth-Century America - Jimenez 2010, They Hatch Alone꞉ The Alienation of the Colonial American Subject in Toni Morrison's a Mercy - Kim 2020, The Reconstitution of American Identity꞉ Configuring a Postracial American Identity in Toni Morrison’s a Mercy - Moore 2011, A Demonic Parody꞉ Toni Morrison's A Mercy - Moya 2016, The Misprison of Mercy꞉ Race and Responsible Reading in Toni Morrison’s a Mercy - Nawab & Kahn 2020, A Marxist-feminist Study of “A Mercy” of Toni Morrison And“bell Jar” of Sylvia Plath - Roynon 2011, Her Dark Materials꞉ John Milton, Toni Morrison, and Concepts of Dominion in A Mercy - Shirley & Tally 2011, Toni Morrison's a Mercy꞉ Critical Approaches - Silva & Paulina 2022, Crossroads Between Amefrican Authors꞉ Eshu, Ogun and Oshunmare in Toni Morrison’s a Mercy and Conceição Evaristo’s Ponciá Vicencio - Warren 2007, The Cause of Her Grief꞉ The Rape of a Slave in Early New England - Newman 2008, Freedom's Prophet꞉ Bishop Richard Allen, the AME Church, and the Black Founding Fathers - Snyder 2010, Slavery in Indian Country꞉ The Changing Face of Captivity in Early America - Wheatley 1773, Poems on Africa (Selections) - Wheatley 1773, Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral - Wheatley 1773-1784, The Poems of Phillis Wheatley