Slaves Who Abolished Slavery

Richard Hart

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade Caribbean history, culture, and politics Cuban History and Society

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A study of the Maroon Wars and the many slave rebellions and revolts in Jamaica. Richard Hart seeks to avoid polemics and emphasizes that the Jamaican rebels forced the British government to reset the agenda for emancipation and the slaves gained their freedom sooner than anticipated.

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