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Nordic possessions in the Atlantic world during the era of the slave trade

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Brill, Brill Academic Pub
Language
English
Pages
315

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Subjects
Colonies, Slavery, History, Slave trade, Denmark, politics and government, Sweden, politics and government
Places
Denmark, United States Virgin Islands, Scandinavia

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Table of Contents

Introduction: portals of early modern globalisation and Creolisation in the Atlantic world during the era of the slave trade / Holger Weiss
The entangled spaces of Oddena, Oguaa and Osu: a survey of three early modern African Atlantic towns, ca.1650-1850 / Holger Weiss
'A fine flintlock, a pair of ditto pistols and a hat with a gold galloon': Danish political and commercial strategies on the Gold Coast in the early 18th century / Fredrik Hymm Svensli
Slave trade, slave plantations and Danish colonialism / Per Hernces
Pre-colonial visions of a colony: the construction of the Pligtarbejder in a proposed Danish West African colony / Jonas Moller Pedersen
The question of rights in a colour-conscious empire: the Danish West Indies and the global age of revolutions (1800-1850) / Christian Damm Pedersen
The overly candid missionary historian: C.G.A. Oldendorp's theological ambivalence over slavery in the Danish West Indies / Anders Ahlbiick
Freedom, autonomy, and independence: exceptional African-Caribbean life experiences in St. Thomas, the Danish West Indies, in the middle of the 18th century / Louise Sebro
Magic, Obeah and law in the Danish West Indies, 1750s-1840s / Gunvor Simonsen
Thirty-two lashes at quatre piquets: slave laws and justice in the Swedish colony of St. Barthelemy ca.1800 / Fredrik Thomasson.

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Includes index.

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Series
Studies in global slavery -- volume 1

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Dewey Decimal Class
306.3/620948
Library of Congress
HT1211 .P67 2015, JV3311

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pages cm.
Number of pages
315

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OL30400127M
ISBN 13
9789004302785, 9789004302792
LCCN
2015035474

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