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Northrup, D: The Atlantic Slave Trade

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Beschreibung

A volume in the Problems in World History series, this book features a variety of secondary-source essays that are carefully edited for both content and length, making this single volume a convenient alternative to course packets or multiple monographs. Most often used as a supplementary text for upper-level...

Beschreibung

A volume in the Problems in World History series, this book features a variety of secondary-source essays that are carefully edited for both content and length, making this single volume a convenient alternative to course packets or multiple monographs. Most often used as a supplementary text for upper-level courses, The Atlantic Slave Trade includes chapter introductions, essay introductions, and annotated bibliographies.

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum

26.10.2001
Abbildungen

illustrations, facsimiles, plans, portraits
Verlag Cengage Learning

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum

26.10.2001
Abbildungen

illustrations, facsimiles, plans, portraits
Verlag Cengage Learning
Seitenzahl

240
Maße (L/B/H)

20.3/13.7/0.8 cm
Gewicht

227 g
Auflage

2 Rev ed
Sprache

Englisch
ISBN

978-0-618-11624-9

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  • Produktbild: Northrup, D: The Atlantic Slave Trade
  • I. Why Were Africans Enslaved?
    Eric Williams, Economics, Not Racism, as the Root of Slavery
    Winthrop D. Jordan, The Simultaneous Invention of Slavery and Racism
    David Brion Davis, Sugar and Slavery from the Old to the New World
    David Eltis, The Cultural Roots of African Slavery
    II. The Slave Trade Within Africa
    Mungo Park, West Africa in the 1790s
    P.E.H. Hair, African Narratives of Enslavement
    Joseph C. Miller, West Central Africa
    Joseph E. Inikori, Guns for Slaves
    John Thornton, Warfare and Slavery
    III. The Middle Passage
    Olaudah Equiano, An African's Ordeal
    Thomas Fowell Buxton, An Abolitionist's Evidence
    Philip D. Curtin, A Historian's Recount
    Herbert S. Klein, Profits and Losses
    David Eltis and David Richardson, The Achievements of the "Numbers Game"
    IV. Effects in Africa
    John Hawkins, An Alliance to Raid for Slaves
    Walter Rodney, The Unequal Partnership Between Africans and Europeans
    Patrick Manning, Social and Demographic Transformations
    John Thornton, Africa's Effects on the Slave Trade
    V. Effects in Europe and the Americas
    Eric Williams, Slavery, Industrialization, and Abolition
    Seymour Drescher, The Williams Thesis after Fifty Years
    Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, An African Nation in Colonial Louisiana
    Philip D. Morgan, African Cultural Dynamics in the Americas
    VI. Abolition
    Adrian Hastings, Abolitionists Black and White
    Osei Bonsu and Eyo Honesty II, African Opponents of Abolition
    Howard Temperley, The Idea of Progress
    Michael Craton, Slave Revolts and the End of Slavery
    Suggestions for Further Reading