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An Excellent Synthesis
By S. Smith
Herbert Klein’s book is an interesting and detailed comparative study of African slavery in the Spanish-, Portuguese-, and French-speaking areas of America and the Dutch and English Caribbean colonies. It also compares the slavery in North America, and much of his analysis concerns issues also relevant to North America.Klein first discusses recent social theories of slavery then describes the evolution of the slave trade and American slavery. He emphasises the distinction between slavery and other types of servitude. The use of Africans as chattel slaves was based on Roman legal structures that western societies adopted and adapted. Although African peoples had slaves, their use was organised in a totally different way than was New World slavery.After this sociological and legal introduction, the core of his study is economics of slavery in Brazil and the Caribbean islands in the 18th and 19th centuries, when the sugar plantation was at its height. Despite the focus on the plantation, he makes it clear that slavery was ubiquitous throughout Latin America and the Caribbean from the 16th to 19th century in a range of other employments including mining, crafts and domestic service. The use of slaves was limited only by their price: until the mid-19th century ethical considerations hardly arose.Klein analyses the structure of slavery, the economics of plantation and also the social history of Latin American slaves: their family life, communities and the Afro-American culture they created: a blend of African and adopted western institutions. His last five chapters deal with the themes of urban slavery, slave resistance and rebellion, the role of freed slaves in slave-holding societies and emancipation.This is a work of synthesis intended for students and general readers, not new research. It does challenge some common misconceptions. One was the dominance of a "triangular trade" of European manufactures, African slaves, and American sugar, as many slave ships carried little cargo. Another blames the predominance of male African slaves on a lack of American demand for women rather than, as Klein suggests, the greater value of female slaves in Africa societies. It is well organised and clearly written, with a bibliography essay and notes for further study although, despite its concentration the economics of slavery, just three small statistical tables in an appendix.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Lots of details about African slavery in latin America
By Frank
Read this as prep for uni ( Iberian empires module ) and was interesting enough without knocking me over particularly . Could have been slimmed down a bit and better written - nevertheless useful enough.

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Research suppliment into blacks in contemporaty caribbean history
By kwabena2
good for research issues also much travelled Eurocentered influences on current caribbean socio linguistics and cultures good for referencing and other information sources.

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