Toby Green
The Rise of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Western Africa, 1300 1589
Toby Green
The Rise of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Western Africa, 1300 1589
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Toby Green describes the rise of the trans-Atlantic slave trade in the aftermath of the Spanish conquest.
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Toby Green describes the rise of the trans-Atlantic slave trade in the aftermath of the Spanish conquest.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 746g
- ISBN-13: 9781107014367
- ISBN-10: 1107014360
- Artikelnr.: 34540651
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 746g
- ISBN-13: 9781107014367
- ISBN-10: 1107014360
- Artikelnr.: 34540651
Toby Green is a writer and historian of West Africa. He has written numerous books, and his work has been translated into 12 languages. He has contributed to journals including the Financial Times, the Guardian, the Independent, the London Review of Books, and Prospect, and his previous novel Imaginary Crimes was published by Mkuki na Nyota in 2013. He has given public lectures on aspects of West African history in Brazil, France, Portugal, Senegal, The Gambia, and the USA; and has chaired public events with figures including the Bissau-Guinean musician Manecas Costa, the Mozambican novelist Luís Bernardo Honwana, and the Senegalese historian Boubacar Barry. He is Lecturer in Lusophone African History and Culture at King's College London.
Part I. The Development of an Atlantic Creole Culture in Western Africa,
c.1300-1500: 1. Culture, trade, and diaspora in pre-Atlantic West Africa;
2. The formation of early Atlantic societies in Senegambia and Upper
Guinea; 3. The settlement of Cabo Verde and early signs of Creolization in
Western Africa; 4. The new Christian diaspora in Cabo Verde and the rise of
a Creole culture in Western Africa; 5. The new Christian/Kassanké alliance
and the consolidation of Creolization; Part II. Creolization and Slavery:
Western Africa and the Pan-Atlantic, c.1492-1589: 6. The early
trans-Atlantic slave trade from Western Africa; 7. Trading ideas and
trading people: the boom in the contraband trade from Western Africa,
c.1550-80; 8. Cycles of war and trade in the African Atlantic, c.1550-80;
9. Creole societies and the pan-Atlantic in late sixteenth-century Western
Africa and America; Part III. Conclusion: 10. Lineages, societies, and the
slave trade in Western Africa to 1589.
c.1300-1500: 1. Culture, trade, and diaspora in pre-Atlantic West Africa;
2. The formation of early Atlantic societies in Senegambia and Upper
Guinea; 3. The settlement of Cabo Verde and early signs of Creolization in
Western Africa; 4. The new Christian diaspora in Cabo Verde and the rise of
a Creole culture in Western Africa; 5. The new Christian/Kassanké alliance
and the consolidation of Creolization; Part II. Creolization and Slavery:
Western Africa and the Pan-Atlantic, c.1492-1589: 6. The early
trans-Atlantic slave trade from Western Africa; 7. Trading ideas and
trading people: the boom in the contraband trade from Western Africa,
c.1550-80; 8. Cycles of war and trade in the African Atlantic, c.1550-80;
9. Creole societies and the pan-Atlantic in late sixteenth-century Western
Africa and America; Part III. Conclusion: 10. Lineages, societies, and the
slave trade in Western Africa to 1589.
Part I. The Development of an Atlantic Creole Culture in Western Africa,
c.1300-1500: 1. Culture, trade, and diaspora in pre-Atlantic West Africa;
2. The formation of early Atlantic societies in Senegambia and Upper
Guinea; 3. The settlement of Cabo Verde and early signs of Creolization in
Western Africa; 4. The new Christian diaspora in Cabo Verde and the rise of
a Creole culture in Western Africa; 5. The new Christian/Kassanké alliance
and the consolidation of Creolization; Part II. Creolization and Slavery:
Western Africa and the Pan-Atlantic, c.1492-1589: 6. The early
trans-Atlantic slave trade from Western Africa; 7. Trading ideas and
trading people: the boom in the contraband trade from Western Africa,
c.1550-80; 8. Cycles of war and trade in the African Atlantic, c.1550-80;
9. Creole societies and the pan-Atlantic in late sixteenth-century Western
Africa and America; Part III. Conclusion: 10. Lineages, societies, and the
slave trade in Western Africa to 1589.
c.1300-1500: 1. Culture, trade, and diaspora in pre-Atlantic West Africa;
2. The formation of early Atlantic societies in Senegambia and Upper
Guinea; 3. The settlement of Cabo Verde and early signs of Creolization in
Western Africa; 4. The new Christian diaspora in Cabo Verde and the rise of
a Creole culture in Western Africa; 5. The new Christian/Kassanké alliance
and the consolidation of Creolization; Part II. Creolization and Slavery:
Western Africa and the Pan-Atlantic, c.1492-1589: 6. The early
trans-Atlantic slave trade from Western Africa; 7. Trading ideas and
trading people: the boom in the contraband trade from Western Africa,
c.1550-80; 8. Cycles of war and trade in the African Atlantic, c.1550-80;
9. Creole societies and the pan-Atlantic in late sixteenth-century Western
Africa and America; Part III. Conclusion: 10. Lineages, societies, and the
slave trade in Western Africa to 1589.