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The Tragic History of Ireland: Bondage & Burden

💥 Support on Patreon:   / burdenofhistory   🔍 Welcome to Burden of History - Where we uncover the stories history tried to bury. In this episode, we explore the largely forgotten experiences of Irish people in colonial America - a complex chapter that sits alongside, but distinct from, the horrors of African chattel slavery. What You'll Learn: The forced transportation of Irish men, women, and children to the Americas (1612-1700s) How colonial systems exploited multiple populations for profit Why this history became obscured over time The important distinctions between different forms of colonial bondage Important Context: This video examines historical Irish indentured servitude and forced labor while acknowledging it was legally and socially different from racialized chattel slavery. We believe understanding all forms of colonial exploitation deepens our comprehension of how empire functioned. 📚 Sources & Further Reading: Colonial records from Barbados and Jamaica (1625-1700) "White Cargo" by Don Jordan & Michael Walsh Irish National Archives transportation records Caribbean plantation documentation 🎯 Our Mission: Bringing nuanced historical truth to light, even when it's complicated. 💬 What historical topics would you like us to explore next? Let us know in the comments! 👉 Subscribe on YouTube Welcome to Burden of History! Disclaimer: This space is dedicated to uncovering the untold truths of Black history, Indigenous resistance, and social justice across generations. As a patron, you’ll get exclusive access to behind-the-scenes research, early video releases, podcast extras, and historical deep dives that aren’t shared anywhere else. Thank you for supporting educational storytelling that centers truth over silence. #IrishHistory #ColonialAmerica #ForgottenHistory #HistoricalTruth #Indentured #ColonialExploitation #BurdenOfHistory #HistoryEducation #17thCentury #BritishEmpire #Caribbean #Barbados #Jamaica #HistoricalDocumentary #TruthTelling