– Matt Randolph (Amherst College ’16) – Digital Scholarship Summer Intern for Digital Programs at Frost Library (2014) INTRODUCTION When many historians think of the name Paul Cuffe, they usually imagine the famous half-African, half-Native-American nineteenth-century sea captain and abolitionist from New Bedford, MA. But did you know that Paul Cuffe also had a son of the same name? Like…Continue Reading Matt’s Project
Project Description This is the summary for my digital humanities project called The Political Implications of the Passive Voice. To see what went into making it, visit my process page. For my project as part of our student authored website, I created an HTML markup of a passage from the Tuscaroran author David Cusick’s Sketches of Ancient History of the…Continue Reading Criss’s Project
These two maps introduce visitors to the range of books available in Frost Library’s newly acquired Native American book collection. In Part One, you will be able to browse through a large portion of the collection by the Nation or group affiliated with each book in the library catalog. In Part Two, you will…Continue Reading Victoria’s Project