Slave Women in Caribbean Society, 1650-1838
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"... pioneering study in an area long neglected by historians." ?Women's Review of Books"... we must admire this as an important and interesting contribution." ?The Times of the Americas"Bush's well-organized and clearly written book will appeal to readers interested in women's studies and comparative studies of the black diaspora.... readable and valuable... " ?Choice"... Bush's outstanding contribution is documenting women's unique resistance: They did everything they could not to bear children." ?New Directions For Women"... extremely informative and enjoyable to read, performing the valuable contribution of collecting and analysing data about a relatively neglected topic... " ?Gender and History"Both the general reader and the academic specialist should find this book a valuable contribution to the discourse on gender and slave relations in plantation America" ?International Migration ReviewThis is the first book on black slave wom