1. Images to use

Fanny Kemble

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Pierce Butler (Fanny Kemble’s husband)

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Slave quarters on St. Georges IslandButler plantation slave

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Map of Butler Island

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The Fanny Kemble Home on Butler Island

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John Brown’s hanging

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James Redpath

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Albert D. Richardson

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Mortimer Thomson (Q. K. Philander Doesticks)

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Henry Steel Olcott

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Slave Auction

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Slave Auction

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2. Text to use

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• James Redpath • Albert Deane Richardson • Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson • Henry S. Olcott

Exemplars

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• Personal safety, off page and on • Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

Need

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• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify

Uncle Tom Factor

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• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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3. Sample layouts

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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Observations

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the

theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism

as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

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Need

• Personal safety, off page and on

• Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

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Exemplars

James Redpath Albert Deane Richardson

Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson Henry S. Olcott 32

Uncle Tom Factor

• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify33

Uncle Tom Factor: Stowe’s Success

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Uncle Tom Factor: Desire to Verify

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4. Alternative Slide Designs

Option 2

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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Observations

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the

theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism

as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

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Need

• Personal safety, off page and on

• Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

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Exemplars

James Redpath Albert Deane Richardson

Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson Henry S. Olcott 42

Uncle Tom Factor

• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify43

Uncle Tom Factor: Stowe’s Success

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Uncle Tom Factor: Desire to Verify

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Option 3

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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Observations

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the

theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism

as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

49

Need

• Personal safety, off page and on

• Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

50

Exemplars

James Redpath Albert Deane Richardson

Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson Henry S. Olcott 51

Uncle Tom Factor

• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify52

Uncle Tom Factor: Stowe’s Success

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Uncle Tom Factor: Desire to Verify

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Option 4

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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Observations

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the

theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism

as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

58

Need

• Personal safety, off page and on

• Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

59

Exemplars

James Redpath Albert Deane Richardson

Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson Henry S. Olcott 60

Uncle Tom Factor

• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify61

Uncle Tom Factor: Stowe’s Success

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Uncle Tom Factor: Desire to Verify

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Option 5

Reporting Slavery Undercover

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

Observations

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Observations

• Use of personal connections • No moral dilemma • Utility of the slave auction • Inventive variations on the

theme • Keen awareness of danger • Slave tourism vs. journalism

as act of haste • Undeniable narrative appeal

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Need

• Personal safety, off page and on

• Ease of access • Greeley’s agenda

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Exemplars

James Redpath Albert Deane Richardson

Mortimer “Doesticks” Thomson Henry S. Olcott 69

Uncle Tom Factor

• Stowe’s success • Desire to verify70

Uncle Tom Factor: Stowe’s Success

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Uncle Tom Factor: Desire to Verify

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