Sugar: A Bittersweet History

Elizabeth Abbott

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade Historical Economic and Social Studies American History and Culture

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"Sugar" offers a compelling and surprising look at the sweet commodity, from the ways in which it Africanized the cane fields of the Caribbean to how it fueled the Industrial Revolution and jump-started the fast-food craze.

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