Slavery & Abolition, Volume 20, Issue 1 (1999)

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From Slavery to Emancipation in the Atlantic World

Miscellany

Editorial board
Page: ebi
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Notes on contributors
Pages: 5-6
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Introduction
Sylvia Frey & Betty Wood
Pages: 1-8
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The Angolan‐Afro‐Brazilian cultural connections
Linda Heywood
Pages: 9-23
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Frontier exchange and cotton production: The slave economy in Mississippi, 1798–1836
Daniel Usner Jr.
Pages: 24-37
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The 11 o'clock flog: Women, work and labour law in the British Caribbean
Mary Turner
Pages: 38-58
Published online: 10 Aug 2010
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‘A most useful and valuable people?’ cultural, moral and practical dilemmas in the use of liberated African labour in the Nineteenth‐century Caribbean
Rosanne Adderley
Pages: 59-80
Published online: 10 Aug 2010
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Rites and power: Reflections on slavery, freedom and political ritual
Julie Saville
Pages: 81-102
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‘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 Scott
Pages: 103-126
Published online: 10 Aug 2010
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Reinventing tradition: Liberty place, historical memory, and silk‐stocking vigilantism in New Orleans politics
Lawrence Powell
Pages: 127-149
Published online: 10 Aug 2010
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The slave trade remembered on the former gold and slave coasts
Theresa Singleton
Pages: 150-169
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