The Church and Planations: An Examinationm of the Bishops of London and their Workforces in the Tobacco Colonies, C1680-1800

这种CDA合作使两个具有独特研究能力的合作伙伴走到一起，以帮助加深我们对一个高度热门，重要和敏感的主题的理解。它旨在挖掘和询问世纪伦敦主教和英国殖民主义之间的联系，特别强调北美的种植园庄园和神职人员网络，以及我们可以推断出被他们包围的奴隶的生活。在2020年黑人生命物质运动之后，教育和遗产部门的非殖民化倡议以及英格兰教会的[有争议的遗产和教会委员会报告]，合作提出了一个博士项目，该项目既有可能从现有档案中带来新的声音，并为学术研究带来新的声音，以帮助多样化的解释和管理。704年至1973年，富勒姆宫是伦敦主教活动的主要住所和教区的心脏，他在欧洲委员会中的角色带来了广阔的土地和地产，沿着的是在他的教区内负责牧养那些灵魂的人（第二个逗号，对坎特伯雷大主教）从17世纪起，伦敦主教的教会管辖权扩大到包括英国海外殖民地，在帝国、美洲殖民地和教会之间建立了直接的联系。富勒姆及其控股公司自2011年作为注册慈善机构成立以来一直由富勒姆宫信托基金管理，每年支持30万人参观。十多年来，该信托基金一直积极地从年久失修的遗址中回收，并开发社区，考古和档案项目。工作人员团队拥有广泛的策展和参与专业知识，近几个月来一直在努力扩大对遗址及其与帝国，殖民主义和遗产的联系的理解。其中包括2021年7月至12月期间“探索伦敦主教和主教在英国殖民主义和跨大西洋奴隶贸易中的作用”的研究范围阶段，由staff，志愿者和两名安置学生领导，得到了艺术委员会文化复兴基金的资助。结论是，迫切需要支持这一领域的进一步研究，包括对原始资料的研究该计划尚未得到充分咨询，并且有足够的牵引力计划从2022年底开始举办一系列临时展览，以及社区学习计划，“以分享材料的范围和重要性。“富勒姆宫团队优先考虑围绕研究问题建立一系列机会，包括创造性的回答和解释，并赋予那些被奴役或契约的人的后代权力，以便他们能够塑造，领导或受益于研究及其发现。因此，CDA的这一合作与富勒姆宫的活动密切相关，与其目标一致，即“挑战关于殖民主义的既定观念，并为英国身份和英国历史的更具包容性的观念做出贡献，其研究结果将融入富勒姆富勒姆的解释和学习规定。此外，富勒姆宫信托团队已经开发了一个强大的跟踪记录与合作，托管和指导安置学生，以支持新的研究，如两个短期安置提到。经验丰富的监督团队在肯特大学有成功的研究生监督的跟踪记录，包括通过过去现在的追逐学生（自2014年以来，达信已经监督了四名CHASE学生参加了CHASE CDA项目申请表的监督员22-23 3完成和目前正在进行COCO--监督监督两名;两名; FinchamFincham h

This CDA collaboration bring s together two partners with distinctive research capacities, to help deepen ourunderstanding of a highly topical, important, and sensitive subject. It aims to excavate and interrogate links betweenthe Bishops of London and English colonialism in the 17 th and 18 th century, with a particular emphasis on theplantation estates and networks of the clergy in North America, and what we can infer about the lives of enslavedpeople enveloped by them. In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020, decolon izing initiatives acrossthe educational and heritage sectors, and the Church of EnglandEngland's [ Contested Heritage and Church Commissionreports, the collaboration proposes a doctoral project that has the potential both to bring new voices out of existingarchives, and to bring new voices into academic research to help diversify interpretation and curation.Betweenc.704 1973, Fulham Pala ce was the principal residence and diocesan heartbeat of the activities of theBishop of London, whose role within the CoE brought extensive lands and estates, along with the responsibility ofshepherding the souls of those within his diocese (2 nd in comma nd to the Archbishop of Canterbury) From the 17 thcentury, the Bishop of LondonLondon's ecclesiastical jurisdiction was extended to encompass English colonies overseas,creating a direct link between empire, colonial settlement in the Americas, and the Church. Fulham and its holdingshave been managed by Fulham Palace Trust since its constitution as a registered charity in 2011, supporting visits byc.300,000 people per annum. For over a decade the Trust has been active in reclaiming the site from disrepair, and indeveloping community, archaeological, and archival projects. The staff team have extensive curatorial andengagement expertise, and in recent months have been developing efforts to diversify and enlarge understanding ofthe sitesite's and its occupan ts' c onnections to empire, colonialism, and heritage. These have included a scoping phaseof research "to explore the role of the Bishopric and Bishops of London in British colonialism and the transatlanticslave trade" between July and December 2021, led by st aff, volunteers, and two placement students, supported bygrants from the Arts CouncilCouncil's Cultural Recovery Fund. The conclusions were that there was urgent need to supportfurther research in this area including into primary sources that have not yet bee n fully consulted and that therewas sufficient traction to plan for a series of temporary exhibitions from late 2022, alongside a community learningprogramme, "to share the scope and importance of the material." The Fulham Palace team have prioritized buildinga range of opportunities around the research questions including creative responses and interpretation and toempower people descended from those who were enslaved or indentured in order that they can shape, lead, orbenefit from the research and its findings. This CDA collaboration therefore aligns strongly with Fulham PalacePalace'sactivities, is in step with its goals to "challenge established ideas about colonialism and contribute to a moreinclusive idea of British identity and British history, and its findings will feed through into FulhamFulham's interpretationand learning provision. Moreover, the Fulham Palace Trust team have developed a strong track record incollaborating with, hosting, and mentoring placement students to support new research such as the two shortterm placements mentioned.Theexperienced supervisory team at the University of Kent have a track record in successful graduate supervision,including through past present CHASE studentships (since 2014, Marsh has overseen four CHASE students toCHASE CDA Project application form for supervisors 22-23 3completioncompletion andand isis currentlycurrently coco--supervisingsupervising two;two; FinchamFincham h