• Ordinary lives in the early Caribbean : religion, colonial competition, and the politics of profit
  • Record Type: Electronic resources : monographic
    Title Information: religion, colonial competition, and the politics of profit
    Author: BlockKristen,
    Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: Project Muse
    Place of Publication: Athens
    Published: University of Georgia Press;
    Year of Publication: 2012
    Description: 1 online resource (328 p.).
    Series: Early American places
    Subject: Caribbean Area -
    Subject: Caribbean Area - History - 18th century -
    Subject: Caribbean Area - History - 17th century -
    Subject: Caribbean Area - Social conditions - 18th century -
    Subject: Caribbean Area - Social conditions - 17th century -
    Online resource: http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9780820343754/
    Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
    ISBN: 9780820343754electronic bk.
    ISBN: 0820343757electronic bk.
    ISBN: 9780820338675hbk.
    ISBN: 0820338672hbk.
    ISBN: 9780820338682pbk.
    ISBN: 0820338680pbk.
    Content Note: Isabel. -- "If her soul was condemned, it would be the authorities' fault" -- Contesting the boundaries of antichristian cruelty in Cartagena de Indias -- Imperial intercession and master-slaverelations in Spanish Caribbean hinterlands -- Law, religion, social contract, and slavery's daily negotiations -- Nicolas. -- "To live and die as a Catholic Christian" -- Northern European Protestants in the Spanish Caribbean -- Empire, bureaucracy, and escaping the Spanish inquisition -- Conversion, coercion, and tolerance in Old and New Worlds -- Henry. -- "Such as will truck for trade with darksome things" -- Cromwellian political economy and the pursuit of New World promise -- Plunder, masculinity and the politics of economic exclusion -- Anxieties of interracial alliances,black resistance, and the specter of slavery -- Yaff & Nell. -- "He hath made all nations of one blood" -- Quakers,slavery, and the challenges of radical universalism -- Evangelization and insubordination : authority and stability in Quaker plantations -- The Protestant ethic and the Society of Friends : ambiguous Caribbean legacy -- Conclusion : cynicism and redemption. -- Religion, empire and the Atlantic moral economy at the turn of the 18th century
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