Creating the Creole Island: slavery in eighteenth-century Mauritius

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Acknowledgments ix Preface xi 1. In the Beginning 1 2. Engineering a Colony, 1735-1767 33 3. Enlightenment Colonialism and Its Limits, 1767-1789 56 4. Roots and Routes: Ethnicity without Origins 91 5. A Baby in the Salt Pans: Mothering Slavery 123 6. Love in the Torrid Zone 152 7. Reputation, Recognition, and Race 178 8. Speaking Slavery: Language and Loss 202 9. Metissage and Revolution 229 10. Sugar and Abolition 253 Notes 277 Works Cited 305 Index 329

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