Prof. Emily West, 'Enslaved Women and the Duality of Feeding in the Antebellum South'

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Previously titled “ Prof. Emily West, "Enslaved Women and the Duality of Feeding in the Antebellum South"” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 8, 2026

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This week, Prof. Emily West, from Reading University, and Meg Roberts, a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, join Hugh Wood to discuss Prof. West's paper, "Enslaved Women and the Duality of Feeding in the Antebellum South." Here's a link to Prof. West's article on wet-nursing: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44783893, and here's a link to BRANCH: https://branchuk.wordpress.com/ We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and thanks to both Prof. West and Meg for joining!

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