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SUMMARY:Oceans\, People and Waterscapes: The Nicaragua Route in the 19th C
 entury
LOCATION:Dudley H. Davis Center 417\, Livak Ballroom\, 590 Main Street\, B
 urlington\, VT 05405
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Miguel Fernández\, Professor of Luso-Hispanic Studies\, Mi
 ddlebury College\n\nOceans\, People\, and Waterscapes: The Nicaragua Rout
 e in the 19th Century\n\nIn the 1850s\, thousands of gold-seekers reached
  California by crossing Nicaragua\, by steamship\, river boat\, lake stea
 mer and a short mule ride. Drawing on fieldwork with marine archaeologist
 s\, Professor Fernández tells the story of a waterway that was contested\
 , privatized\, and crossed by people from acoss the Americas. The talk in
 vites listeners to see the Gold Rush through a “blue” lens\, asking who c
 ontrolled the water\, whose stories survive\, and what the sea keeps.\n\n
 Brought to you by the Spanish Program in the School of World Languages an
 d Cultures\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/c72e0bca-768b-4ade-81ec-21e4c66
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