Julian Gwyn is Professor Emeritus of the Department of History of the University of Ottawa and a gentleman farmer. His fields of academic interest include the history of the British Isles 1680–1980, American Colonial, and pre-Confederation Canadian history. He has published extensively and earned recognition from his colleagues and awards from a variety of learned societies.
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The Black Refugees and Lord Dalhousie: A Story in Seven Letters Dr. @afuacooper for the Royal NS Historical Society Zoom lecture tonight (Wed. May 19, 2021). Details: rnshs.ca/?cat=27 A great opportunity to learn more about an important part of Nova Scotia's story. pic.twitter.com/9KURb5RMw2 Retweeted by RNSHS
An important lecture tomorrow night at 7 pm on Zoom, "The Black Refugees and Lord Dalhousie: A Story in Seven Letters" by Afua Cooper for the Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society AGM. Info here : rnshs.ca/?cat=27 Retweeted by RNSHS