Project MUSE - The William and Mary Quarterly-Volume 82, Number 1, January 2025

Evasion Ecology in the Contact Era: Fugitive Social Movements and the Atlantic Dimensions of Marronage, 1480s–1530s

Gabriel de Avilez Rocha

pp. 3-48

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Cuba as a Center of the Atlantic Slave Trade: The Carricaburu Family Network, 1791–1820

Pierre Force, Carlos Venegas Fornias

pp. 49-86

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Here’s the Thing: Material Culture Studies and Vast Early American History

Zara Anishanslin

pp. 87-110

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Black Majority at Half a Century

Carolyn Eastman

pp. 111-112

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Uncovering the Black Majority: Space, Place, and Labor

Michael Lawrence Dickinson

pp. 113-118

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Both Ends of the Telescope: Black Majority’s Global Local

Jennifer Rae Greeson

pp. 119-123

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Forging Connections: A Retrospective on Black Majority at Fifty

Frederick C. Knight

pp. 124-129

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An Homage to Peter H. Wood and Black Majority

Jane Landers

pp. 130-136

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Black Majority Matters! Rereading Peter H. Wood

Daniel C. Littlefield

pp. 137-145

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Can Colonial Historians Move From “Vast” to “Deep”?

Peter H. Wood

pp. 146-153

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The Driver’s Story: Labor and Power in the World of Atlantic Slavery by Randy M. Browne (review)

Elena Schneider

pp. 154-160

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African Musicians in the Atlantic World: Legacies of Sound and Slavery by Mary Caton Lingold (review)

Linda Sturtz

pp. 161-165

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Squanto: A Native Odyssey by Andrew Lipman (review)

Christoph Strobel

pp. 166-169

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Vicious and Immoral: Homosexuality, the American Revolution, and the Trials of Robert Newburgh by John Gilbert McCurdy (review)

Thomas A. Foster

pp. 170-173

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