The Anthropology of Slavery: The Womb of Iron and Gold

Abstract

Kin and Aliens. Part 1 The historical dimensions of slavery in West Africa extraneousness sterility profits and accumulation unborn and reprieved from death promotion of slaves half-breed slaves revenge of the anti-kin. Part 2 A slavery and power - the coming of the brigands the great task of the Kings the divine court the war economy - cases analyses. Part 3 The land of the merchants the spread of slavery within peasantry forms of exploitation the internal market for slaves to buy or to breed? the disintegration of slavery.

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