Table des matières

Lawrence Aje et Claudine Raynaud

Ending Slavery: The Antislavery Struggle in Perspective

• Acknowledgements

I. New Perspectives on the Antislavery Struggle

Claudine Raynaud

Sojourner Truth or the Black Subject’s Lived Experience

Samantha Q. de Vera

Black Women in the Antebellum Colored Conventions Movement

Lawrence Aje

‘Devoted friends of the cause’? Assessing Antislavery activity among free South Carolinians of Color, 1820–1865

• Abbreviations

Nathalie Dessens

Free People of Color in Nineteenth-Century New Orleans: From Class Consciousness to Radical Atlantic Activism

II. The Antislavery Struggle across Borders

Ousmane K. Power-Greene

King Cotton’s Exiles: African American Emigrationism, Abolition, and the British Atlantic World

Claire Bourhis-Mariotti

The Colored Conventions Movement, Emigrationism and the Quest for a Black Nationality, 1830–1858

Thomas Mareite

Mexico and Transnational Antislavery Connections in Nineteenth-Century North America

III. The Antislavery Struggle Reappraised

Michaël Roy

‘A System of Lawless Violence’: American Abolitionists, Slavery, and the Law

Nathalie Caron

Abolition in the United States as a Religious Social Movement

Claire Parfait

Writing and Rewriting the Antislavery Struggle, from Reconstruction to the Civil Rights Movement

Renée Ater

Monument and Heritage Tourism: Memorializing Harriet Tubman and Thomas Garrett on the Historic Underground Railroad in Delaware

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