Women and slavery in the French Antilles, 1635-1848

Bernard Μοitt

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Black Women and the Early Development of the French Antilles 2. The Atlantic Slave Trade, Black Women, and the Development of the Plantations 3. Women and Labor: Slave Labor 4. Women and Labor: Domestic Labor 5. Marriage, Family Life, Reproduction, and Assault 6. Discipline and Physical Abuse: Slave Women and the Law 7. Women and Resistance 8. Women and Manumission Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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