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Volume 37 (4)

Planters, merchants, and slaves: plantation societies in British America, 1650–1820 vol. 37 (4): 761-763
Planters, merchants, and slaves: plantation societies in British America, 1650–1820 vol. 37 (4): 761-763
The long emancipation: the demise of slavery in the United States vol. 37 (4): 763-764
The long emancipation: the demise of slavery in the United States vol. 37 (4): 763-764
Afro-European trade in the Atlantic world: the western Slave Coast c1550-c1885 vol. 37 (4): 764-766
Afro-European trade in the Atlantic world: the western Slave Coast c1550-c1885 vol. 37 (4): 764-766
Atlantic Africa and the Spanish Caribbean, 1570–1640 vol. 37 (4): 766-769
Atlantic Africa and the Spanish Caribbean, 1570–1640 vol. 37 (4): 766-769
At the limits of memory: legacies of slavery in the francophone world vol. 37 (4): 769-772
At the limits of memory: legacies of slavery in the francophone world vol. 37 (4): 769-772
Slavery: annual bibliographical supplement (2015) vol. 37 (4): 773-902
Slavery: annual bibliographical supplement (2015) vol. 37 (4): 773-902

Volume 37 (3)

Ireland, slavery, antislavery, post-slavery and empire: an historiographical survey vol. 37 (3): 489-504
Common ground: positioning Ireland within studies of slavery, anti-slavery and empire vol. 37 (3): 505-520
‘A Good Head and a Better Whip’: Ireland, Enlightenment, and the body of slavery in Marlon James’s The Book of Night Women vol. 37 (3): 521-540
Colonial bodies and the abolition of slavery: a tale of two Cobbes vol. 37 (3): 541-560
Debating empire and slavery: Ireland and British India, 1820–1845 vol. 37 (3): 561-577
‘This foul slavery-reviving system’: Irish opposition to the Jamaica Emigration Scheme vol. 37 (3): 578-598
Black abolitionists, Irish supporters, and the brotherhood of man vol. 37 (3): 599-621
Failing to ‘unite with the abolitionists’: the Irish Nationalist Press and U.S. emancipation vol. 37 (3): 622-637
Amalgamation, moral geography, and ‘slum tourism’: Irish and African Americans sharing space on the streets and stages of antebellum New York vol. 37 (3): 638-660

Volume 37 (2)

Custom and law: The status of enslaved Africans in seventeenth-century Barbados vol. 37 (2): 233-255
‘Cruel necessity’: capitalism, the discourse of sympathy, and the problem of the slave trade in the age of human rights vol. 37 (2): 256-283
The internal economy of Cuban tobacco slavery vol. 37 (2): 284-306
The Persistence of the slave market in seventeenth-century Central Mexico vol. 37 (2): 307-333
Merchant networks, the guarantee system and the British slave trade to Jamaica in the 1790s vol. 37 (2): 334-352
‘In the wreck of a master's fortune’: slave provisioning and planter debt in the British Caribbean vol. 37 (2): 353-374
Land of hope and dreams: slavery and abolition in the Dutch Leeward islands, 1825–1865 vol. 37 (2): 375-398
‘A moral millstone'?: British humanitarian governance and the policy of liberated African apprenticeship, 1808–1848 vol. 37 (2): 399-422
A radical change of heart: Robert Wedderburn's last word on slavery vol. 37 (2): 423-445
The autobiography of Jacob Von Brunn, from African captive to Liberian missionary vol. 37 (2): 446-471
Freedom’s mirror: Cuba and Haiti in the age of revolution vol. 37 (2): 472-473
The cultural politics of obeah: religion, colonialism and modernity in the Caribbean world vol. 37 (2): 473-475
Freedom’s seekers: essays on comparative emancipation vol. 37 (2): 475-477
Ties that bind: the black family in post-slavery Jamaica, 1834–1882/Slavery, childhood, and abolition in Jamaica, 1788–1838 vol. 37 (2): 477-479
Reproducing the British Caribbean: sex, gender, and population politics after slavery vol. 37 (2): 479-481
Tyrannicide: forging an American law of slavery in revolutionary South Carolina and Massachusetts vol. 37 (2): 482-483
The Weston sisters: an American abolitionist family vol. 37 (2): 483-485
Making freedom: the underground railroad and the politics of slavery vol. 37 (2): 485-486
Free black communities and the underground railroad: the geography of resistance vol. 37 (2): 487-488

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