دانلود کتاب Sojourners, Sultans, and Slaves: America and the Indian Ocean in the Age of Abolition and Empire

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Contents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nPart one Between Empires A New Way of Talking about Slavery, East and West\n1 Empire, Religious Law, and Slavery by “Free Will”\n2 Human Rights from Calcutta through London to Boston\nPart two Antislavery Empire versus Republic of Slaveholders?\n3 Reverberations American Overseers, Slavery, and “Free” Cotton Experiments in India\n4 The Slave Mistress and the Courtesan Poverty, Patriarchy, and “Proslavery Maternalism”\nPart three How Migrations Made Meaning Imperial Abolition, Slave Trading, and Subaltern Subjects\n5 “Domestic” Slavery and Colonial Belonging\n6 Rulers, Rebels, and Refugees in Transnational Transit\n7 Subaltern Prisms and Meanings of Freedom\nPart four Americans in Sultanates\n8 Business, Sovereignty, and Fugitive Slaves\n9 A Yankee Slaveholder, “Black Sultan,” and European Imperialists in the Indian Ocean, 1870–1906\nEpilogue. Crossing Slavery’s Interoceanic Boundaries: Reflections\nNotes\nIndex