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Native American Slavery in the Seventeenth Century (Paperback)
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This issue sheds new light on the role of Native American slavery
in the development of colonial economies and in shaping the
colonial world across cultural and political boundaries. Though
enslavement took various forms-from outright chattel to
limited-term servitude-indigenous slavery was ubiquitous in the
major colonial empires by the late seventeenth century. Focusing on
five examples of Native American slavery in the early modern
period, the contributors present important new frames for
scholarship in this growing area of study. Articles address an
early Spanish abolition campaign, buccaneers' involvement in the
enslavement of Maya groups, native slaves in the early plantation
economy of Barbados, the enslavement of indigenous surrenderers
after King Philip's War, and the interactions between French
explorers and indigenous slaves in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
Contributors. Carolyn Arena, Arne Bialuschewski, Linford D. Fisher,
George Edward Milne, Andres Resendez
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