Three Obituaries and an Afternoon Tea 2/e TRL Michael Roy uncovers how young

Michael Roy uncovers how young advocates-Black and white alike-confidently delivered antislavery speeches within their schools

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and discussions of difference and similarity

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Three Obituaries and an Afternoon Tea 2/e TRL Michael Roy uncovers how youngThe lives celebrated in Three Obituaries are of three diverse twentieth century figures: Jeanne Claude (1935 2009) Sophie Moss (1917 2009) and Benoit B. Mandelbrot (1924 2010). Jeanne Claude the partner of the field artist Christo was a prime mover in all their projects. Sophie Moss born in Poland embodied the wide ranging turbulence of Europe during the war years. Mandelbrot famously discovered and named fractals thereby altering the public