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Searching for the invisible man : slaves and plantation life in Jamaica / Michael Craton, with the assistance of Garry Greenland.

By: Contributor(s): Series: ACLS Humanities E-Book (Series)Publication details: Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1978.Description: xxiii, 439 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0674796292
  • 9780674796294
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Searching for the invisible man.DDC classification:
  • 301.44/93/097292 18
LOC classification:
  • HT1096 .C7
Other classification:
  • 83.33
  • 89.91
  • cci1icc
  • NW 8295
Online resources:
Contents:
Prologue: Worthy Park and its context, 1670-1975 -- Part one: The slave population at large. The population before 1783 -- Demographic patterns, 1783-1838 -- Mortality, fertility, life expectancy, 1783-1838 -- Death, disease, medicine, 1783-1838 -- Economics, employment, social cohesion, 1783-1838 -- Part two: Individuals in slave society: selected biographies. Bunga-men: Six Africans -- Conformists: Ten ordinary slaves -- Specialists: Five slave craftsmen -- Accommodators: Five patterns of miscegenation -- Resisters: Five slave nonconformists -- Backra: Three plantation whites -- Part three: The sons of slavery. The transition to free wage labor, 1834-1846 -- Continuities: Worthy Park's modern workers -- The rope unraveled and respliced: The evidence of genealogy -- From house slave to middle class: The descendants of John Price Nash -- From field slave to peasant-proletarian: The descendants of Biddy and Nelson -- Coda and conclusion: The seamless cloth -- Appendixes: The slave data and its deficiencies -- The computer programs -- A doctor's views on childbirth, infant mortality, and the general health of his slave charges, 1788 -- Medicine at Worthy Park, 1824.
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Prologue: Worthy Park and its context, 1670-1975 -- Part one: The slave population at large. The population before 1783 -- Demographic patterns, 1783-1838 -- Mortality, fertility, life expectancy, 1783-1838 -- Death, disease, medicine, 1783-1838 -- Economics, employment, social cohesion, 1783-1838 -- Part two: Individuals in slave society: selected biographies. Bunga-men: Six Africans -- Conformists: Ten ordinary slaves -- Specialists: Five slave craftsmen -- Accommodators: Five patterns of miscegenation -- Resisters: Five slave nonconformists -- Backra: Three plantation whites -- Part three: The sons of slavery. The transition to free wage labor, 1834-1846 -- Continuities: Worthy Park's modern workers -- The rope unraveled and respliced: The evidence of genealogy -- From house slave to middle class: The descendants of John Price Nash -- From field slave to peasant-proletarian: The descendants of Biddy and Nelson -- Coda and conclusion: The seamless cloth -- Appendixes: The slave data and its deficiencies -- The computer programs -- A doctor's views on childbirth, infant mortality, and the general health of his slave charges, 1788 -- Medicine at Worthy Park, 1824.

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