An edition of Repercussions of the Atlantic Slave Trade
(2005)
Repercussions of the Atlantic slave trade
the interior of the Bight of Biafra and the African diaspora
by Carolyn A. Brown, A. E. Afigbo, and Paul E. Lovejoy
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Social conditions, Slave trade, Slavery, History, Slave trade, africa, Slavery, africa, Slavery, america, Nigeria, social conditions, Human behavior, Religion and civilization, Social aspects, Racism, Social change, Symptoms, Symbolism, Modern Civilization, Social problems, Symbolic interactionism, Black people, Blacks, Blacks, social conditions, Slavery, historyPlaces
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Table of Contents
The Atlantic slave trade and the demographic configuration of south-eastern Nigeria / U.D. Anyanwu
Ekpe in Cuba / Christine Ayorinde
Contestation and identity transformation under colonialism / Carolyn Anderson Brown
Those Ibos! jus' upped and walked away / Abena P.A. Busia
Defining a gentleman / Vincent Carretta
The Osu social outcasts and the Atlantic slave trade / Chie P.A. Ezikeojiaku
A quality of anguish / Michael Gomez
Pre-colonial slave relationships in contemporary local politics at Nike / Axel Harneit-Sievers
Niger River trade and the interregnum at Aboh, 1844-1862 / Femi Kolapo
This horrid hole / Paul E. Lovejoy and David Richardson
The Atlantic slave trade and the Ohafia warrior tradition / John C. McCall
The material culture and oral history of slave routes from the Igbo hinterland to the slave port at Bonny / Johnston Akuma Kalu Njoku
The stigmatization of descendants of slaves in Igboland / Paul Obi-Ani
From children of Ham to agents of Christ / Nicholas Omenka
Ownership structure of slaves among nineteenth century Nsukka Igbo / Christian C. Opata and Damian U. Opata
Semantic implications of "ohu" and "amadi" / Nneka Nora Osakwe
Buried treasure / Renée Soulodre-La France.
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