Cornwall's "Poet Laureate": Charles Causley
Closing lines of I Saw a Jolly Hunter by Charles Causley (Illustration by Pat Marriott) Foraging through a used bookshop...
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Cornwall's "Poet Laureate": Charles Causley
Fado of Coimbra, Portugal: A Sculptural Tribute
Say Its Name: Slavery (Chapter 16, Epilogue of "Pirating Slavery")
Coimbra Jews: Tolerance to Persecution in Portugal
Tricky Living on Land: No Omens (Chapter 15 of "Pirating Slavery")
A Shocked Adrian Changes Course (Chapter 14 of "Pirating Slavery")
Portugal: Elevated Walkways Open in Serra da Estrela
Saved Africans . . . Banished (Chapter 13 of "Pirating Slavery")
Two Unique “Libraries” at Penacova, Portugal
Adrian's Guilt (Chapter 12 of "Pirating Slavery")
Shooting Stars Fall (Chapter 11 of "Pirating Slavery")
Ukraine's Horrors on Exhibit in Coimbra, Portugal
Inciting Mutiny (Chapter 10 of "Pirating Slavery")
Egypt's "Godmother": Artist Gazbia Sirry
Edward's Plan Backfires (Chapter 9 of "Pirating Slavery")
Fear, Shame and Forgiveness (Chapter 8 of "Pirating Slavery")
Portuguese: Woman Pioneer Photojournalist in U.S.
Mysterious Vanishing Slave Ships (Chapter 7 of "Pirating Slavery")
Portugal: 5-Year Fire Anniversary Offers Hope
The Survivor's Secret (Chapter 6 of "Pirating Slavery")