Published by Louisiana State University Press.

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Designer: Amanda McDonald Scallan.

Typeface: Minion.

Typesetter: J. Jarrett Engineering.

Printer and Binder: Thomson-Shore, Inc.

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Antislavery, abolition, and the Atlantic world.

Designer: Amanda McDonald Scallan.

Typeface: Minion.

Typesetter: J. Jarrett Engineering.

Printer and Binder: Thomson-Shore, Inc.

Part I. Captives

Part II. Voyagers.

Black Migrations

The Slave Trade from the Biafran Interior Violence, Serial Displacement, and the Rudiments of Igbo Society

The Slave Ship and the Beginnings of Igbo Society in the African Diaspora

White Power and the Context of Slave Seasoning in Eighteenth-Century Jamaica

Routines of Disaster and Revolution

Social Movement and Imagining Freedom in the British Capital

Migration and the Impossible Demands of Leaving London

From Slaves to Free Subjects in British North America

Black Society and the Limits of British Freedom

The Effects of Exodus Afro-Maritime Society in Motion

Arriving in Sierra Leone Catastrophe and Its Aftermaths

Migration and Black Society in the Eighteenth-Century British Atlantic World.

Slavery > Great Britain > History > 18th century.

Blacks > Great Britain > History > 18th century.

Slave trade > Nigeria > History > 18th century.

Sierra Leone > History.