Making differences: race and yellow fever
Black immunities and yellow fevers in the American Atlantic
An African corps in a most distressed and sickly condition: yellow fever in the West Indies
In sickness and slavery: black pathologies
Incorrigible dirt eaters: contests for medical authority on Jamaican plantations
Of paper trails and dirt eaters: West Indian medical knowledge in the antebellum South
Disciplining blackness: hospitals
That the asylum for deserted negroes is now complete for their reception: surveillance and sickness in Jamaica
For the acquisition of practical knowledge: genealogies of medical exploitation in the South.