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The Angolan/Afro-Brazilian cultural connections, Linda M. Heywood; frontier exchange and cotton production - the slave economy in Mississipi, 1798-1836, Daniel H. Usner Jr; the 11 o'clock flog - women, work and labour law in the British Caribbean, Mary Turner; "A most useful and valuable people?" cultural, moral and practical dilemmas posed in the use of liberated African labour in the 19th-century Caribbean, Rosanne Marion Adderley; rites and power - reflections on slavery, freedom and political ritual, Julie Saville; "Stubborn and Disposed to Stand Their Ground" - black militia, sugar workers and the dynamics of collective action in the Louisiana sugar bowl, 1863-87, Rebecca J. Scott; reinventing tradition - Liberty Place, historical memory and silk-stocking vigilantism in New Orleans politics, Lawrence N. Powell; the slave trade remembered on the former gold and slave coasts, Theresa A. Singleton.
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Frederick Kim
reviewed From Slavery to Emancipation in the Atlantic World on March 15, 2011
From Slavery to Emancipation in the Atlantic World
I read this for a class, but it was a very easy book to read. Wood's arguments were concise and easy to spot. If someone wants a brief overview of slavery and the issues it caused during Colonial America, this would be a good choice to read.
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