The Development of Creole Society in Jamaica 1770-1820
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Language
English
ISBN
978-976-637-813-4
Cover
Contents
Introduction
Preface
List of Maps
Introduction
PART ONE: THE ESTABLISHMENT
1. Background
2. Political and Social Institutions (1)
3. Political and Social Institutions (2)
4. The Assembly
PART TWO: JAMAICA AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
5. The American Connection
6. Political Ideas
7. A Creole Economy
8. Jamaica: Colonial or Creole?
PART THREE: THE SOCIETY
9. Whites
10. OtherWhites
11. Blacks
12. The (Free) People of Colour
13. Attitudes of Whites to Non-Whites
14. Coloured and Black Action and Reaction in White Society
15. The 'Folk' Culture of the Slaves
PART FOUR: SOCIAL CHANGE
16. The Humanitarian Revolution
17. (White) Social Activity (1)
18. (White) Social Activity (2)
19. Creolization
20. Conclusion
PART FIVE: DOCUMENTATION
Appendix I: Offices held by Members of the Jamaica Assembly in 1787
Appendix II: Jamaica Assembly Votes, 1774-1816
Appendix III: Worthy Park Plantation Slave List, 1789
Appendix IV: Tange Lange Jenny
Appendix V: A Conversation on Marriage
Appendix VI: Negro Spiritual
Appendix VII: Slave Laws of Jamaica, 1770-1817
Bibliography
Index
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