Welcome to Aviary - 1 views
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David Cosand on 07 May 10An interesting collection of web-based editing tools that can help you as you create and publish your work. Edit photos, audio, and more.
Picnik - Photo editing the easy way, online in your browser - 0 views
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Picnik is the web-based image editor that is available in Flickr.com. It also works as a stand-alone app to perform basic fixes or modifications on your photos.
Photo editor online pixlr free edit image direct in your browser - 0 views
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Pixlr seems like a pretty cool web-based photo editor. If you need to fix an image or add some interesting effects, try it and let me know how it works for you.
American Historical Association Blog: Slavery in America - Online Resources - 0 views
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A valuable collection of online resources focusing on slavery in America.
Slavery In America - 0 views
Teaching American History in Maryland - Documents for the Classroom - Maryland State Ar... - 0 views
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Runaway advertisements and Notices of Committal are some of the most rewarding sources for ascertaining the movement, motivation, and destination of enslaved persons have have taken flight. This is a collection of runaway ads placed by slave owners or their representatives in newspapers.
Mount Vernon - 0 views
Colonial Williamsburg - 0 views
Slavery and the Making of America - 0 views
Africans In America - 1 views
Ohio History Central - 0 views
University of Maine Sign of the Beaver Resources - 0 views
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Sign of the Beaver resources provided by the Hudson Museum at the University of Maine. Explore all of their resources for more background on the story of Sign of the Beaver.
The Penobscot Museum - 0 views
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Explore the resources offered by the Penobscot Nation Museum
Penobscot Indian Information - 0 views
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Learn more about the Penobscot people
Penobscot Indian Information - 0 views
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Learn more about the Penobscot people.
The History of Maine - 0 views
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Learn more about the history of the Maine Territory
Childrne in Colonial America - 0 views
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What was life like for kids in the colonies? Find out more here!