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1 | Introduction | 1 |
2 | England, 1562-1875 : the law and its uses | 59 |
3 | Early British America, 1585-1830 : freedom bound | 117 |
4 | Law and labor in eighteenth-century Newfoundland | 153 |
5 | Canada, 1670-1935 : symbolic and instrumental enforcement in loyalist North America | 175 |
6 | Australia, 1788-1902 : a workingman's paradise? | 219 |
7 | The colonial office, 1820-1955 : constantly the subject of small struggles | 251 |
8 | The British Caribbean, 1823-1838 : the transition from slave to free legal status | 303 |
9 | Urban British Guiana, 1838-1924 : wharf rats, centipedes, and pork knockers | 323 |
10 | South Africa, 1841-1924 : race, contract, and coercion | 338 |
11 | Hong Kong, 1841-1870 : all the servants in prison and nobody to take care of the house | 365 |
12 | Britain : the defeat of the 1844 master and servants bill | 402 |
13 | India, 1858-1930 : the illusion of free labor | 422 |
14 | Assam and the West Indies, 1860-1920 : immobilizing plantation labor | 455 |
15 | West Africa, 1874-1948 : employment legislation in a nonsettler peasant economy | 481 |
16 | Kenya, 1895-1939 : registration and rough justice | 498 |
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