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Reckoning with slavery: gender, kinship, and capitalism in the early Black Atlantic
Morgan · 2021
Morgan builds an account of the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Black Atlantic out of the lives of enslaved African women. What they lived through, she argues, brings into view how early modern people understood trade, race, and the turning of human beings into property.
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Reckoning with slavery: gender, kinship, and capitalism in the early Black Atlantic. (2021).
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