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… This paper examines Margaret Conrad's central contributions to the fields of Planter and
Loyalist Studies, underlining her combination of originality in research and commitment to …

… 'Planter Links.' The collection sets the Planters within the larger context of the transatlantic
world. The lead article by Richard L. Bushman calls scholars to reconsider Planter societies as …

… England planters had 10 adapt to their continued presence. Nova Scotian planters took root
… the manner in whieh imperial wars influenced the planter economy. Price and wage series …

… is shed on the roots of the Connecticut Planters, the evolving society of Granville Township,
… volume Margaret Conrad maintains that Planter scholars 'no longer ask if there is any Planter …

… Generally scholars have defined a planter as the owner of twenty slaves and have called
the owner of fifty or more slaves a large planter or planter-aristocrat. Even the group holding …

… 2 As Margaret Conrad explains in her introduction to the first volume, the New Englanders
who settled in Nova Scotia in the 1760s had been relatively obscure figures in Canadian …

… you, now that you are in the house," said Margaret, throwing them a kiss as they turned to
leave the room. Then quickly Margaret arose and shook out her silken skirts, and taking Janet's …

… of Planter Studies. Indicative of how certain groups have been obscured by history -and
historians is that the term Planter … Between 1759 and 1768, the Planters, approximately 8000 emi…