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African Voices of the Atlantic Slave Trade: Beyond the Silence and the Shame

By Bailey , Anne C

Book information

Publisher
Beacon Press
ISBN
9780807055199, 0807055131, 9780807055137, 0807055190
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
3 MB (2717273 bytes)
Pages
299 pages\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
Anlo (African people)--Social conditions;Slave traWest -- History;Slave trade -- America -- History;West--History;Slave trade--America--History;Slave

Description

Chapter 1: From the Middle Passage to Middle Quarters, Jamaica: The Transformation of a Personal Journey; Chapter 2: The Incident at Atorkor: A Break with the Past; Chapter 3: African Agency in the Atlantic Slave Trade: Realities and Perceptions; Chapter 4: African Resistance: The Slave Who Whipt her mistress and Ganed Her Fredom and Other Oral and Written Tales; Chapter 5: European and American Agency in the Atlantic Slave Trade: From Raid and Trade to Operational Breakdown; Chapte r 6: The Social and Political Impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on the Old Slave Coast. Chapter 1: From the Middle Passage to Middle Quarters, Jamaica: The Transformation of a Personal Journey Chapter 2: The Incident at Atorkor: A Break with the Past Chapter 3: African Agency in the Atlantic Slave Trade: Realities and Perceptions Chapter 4: African Resistance: The Slave Who Whipt her mistress and Ganed Her Fredom and Other Oral and Written Tales Chapter 5: European and American Agency in the Atlantic Slave Trade: From Raid and Trade to Operational Breakdown Chapte r 6: The Social and Political Impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on the Old Slave Coast. Chapter 7: Subversion of the Sacred: The Effects of the Atlantic Slave Trade on Anlo Ewe Religious OrganizationsChapter 8: Reparations as Rememory and Redress Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index.

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