Atlantic Creoles in the Age of Revolutions

Jane G. Landers

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade Historical Studies in Latin America Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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* Introduction *1. African Choices in the Revolutionary South: Becoming Atlantic Creoles *2. Slave Rebels and Defenders of Kings: The Counter-Revolution in Saint Domingue *3. Maroons, Loyalist Intrigues, and Ephemeral States in the Contested Lower South *4. Atlantic Creoles, African Rebels, and Spain's Liberal Constitution of 1812 in Havana *5. Atlantic Creoles among the Seminoles: A Nation Besieged *6. Atlantic Creoles in Matanzas: Becoming Black * Epilogue: Failed Promises of the Atlantic Revolutions * Appendix 1: Chronology * Appendix 2: Prince's Black Company * Notes * Index

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