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Introduction: Slavery and Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
Part I Law, Precarity, and Affective Economies during Brazil's Slave Empire
1 The Crime of Illegal Enslavement and the Precariousness of Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
2 "Hellish Nurseries": Slave Smuggling, Child Trafficking, and Local Complicity in Nineteenth-Century Pernambuco
3 Agrarian Empires, Plantation Communities, and Slave Families in a Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Coffee Zone
4 Motherhood Silenced: Enslaved Wet Nurses in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
5 The Abolition of Slavery and International Relations on the Southern Border of the Brazilian Empire, 1840-1865
Part II Bounded Emancipations
6 Body, Gender, and Identity on the Threshold of Abolition: A Tale Doubly Told by Benedicta Maria da Ilha, a Free Woman, and Ovídia, a Slave
7 Slavery, Freedom, and the Relational City in Abolition-Era Recife
8 Migrações ao sul: Memories of Land and Work in Brazil's Slaveholding Southeast
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Part III Racial Silence and Black Intellectual Subjectivities
9 Breaking the Silence: Racial Subjectivities, Abolitionism, and Public Life in Mid-1870s Recife
10 The Life and Times of a Free Black Man in Brazil's Era of Abolition: Teodoro Sampaio, 1855-1937
11 Political Dissonance in the Name of Freedom: Brazil's Black Organizations in the Age of Abolition
12 "The East River Reminds Me of the Paraná": Racism, Subjectivity, and Transnational Political Action in the Life of André Rebouças
Part IV Afterlives of Slavery, Afterwards of Abolition
13 The Past Was Black: Modesto Brocos, The Redemption of Ham, and Brazilian Slavery
14 From Crias da Casa to Filhos de Criação: Raising Illegitimate Children in the "Big House" in Post-Abolition Brazil
15 Slave Songs and Racism in the Post-Abolition Americas: Eduardo das Neves and Bert Williams in Comparative Perspective
Bibliography
Index
Half-title page
Series page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Slavery and Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
Part I Law, Precarity, and Affective Economies during Brazil's Slave Empire
1 The Crime of Illegal Enslavement and the Precariousness of Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
2 "Hellish Nurseries": Slave Smuggling, Child Trafficking, and Local Complicity in Nineteenth-Century Pernambuco
3 Agrarian Empires, Plantation Communities, and Slave Families in a Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Coffee Zone
4 Motherhood Silenced: Enslaved Wet Nurses in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
5 The Abolition of Slavery and International Relations on the Southern Border of the Brazilian Empire, 1840-1865
Part II Bounded Emancipations
6 Body, Gender, and Identity on the Threshold of Abolition: A Tale Doubly Told by Benedicta Maria da Ilha, a Free Woman, and Ovídia, a Slave
7 Slavery, Freedom, and the Relational City in Abolition-Era Recife
8 Migrações ao sul: Memories of Land and Work in Brazil's Slaveholding Southeast
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Part III Racial Silence and Black Intellectual Subjectivities
9 Breaking the Silence: Racial Subjectivities, Abolitionism, and Public Life in Mid-1870s Recife
10 The Life and Times of a Free Black Man in Brazil's Era of Abolition: Teodoro Sampaio, 1855-1937
11 Political Dissonance in the Name of Freedom: Brazil's Black Organizations in the Age of Abolition
12 "The East River Reminds Me of the Paraná": Racism, Subjectivity, and Transnational Political Action in the Life of André Rebouças
Part IV Afterlives of Slavery, Afterwards of Abolition
13 The Past Was Black: Modesto Brocos, The Redemption of Ham, and Brazilian Slavery
14 From Crias da Casa to Filhos de Criação: Raising Illegitimate Children in the "Big House" in Post-Abolition Brazil
15 Slave Songs and Racism in the Post-Abolition Americas: Eduardo das Neves and Bert Williams in Comparative Perspective
Bibliography
Index