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10. “Cleansing the Land”

Dutch-Amerindian Cooperation in the Suppression of the 1763 Slave Rebellion in Dutch Guiana
  • Marjoleine Kars
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Empires and Indigenes
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© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Maps vii
  4. 1. Projecting Power in the Early Modern World 1
  5. I. Military, Cultural, and Diplomatic Exchange in the Imperial-Indigenous Encounter
  6. 2. Gaining the Diplomatic Edge 19
  7. 3. The Military Revolution of Native North America 49
  8. 4. Revolution, Evolution, or Devolution 81
  9. II. Warrior Peoples and Uniform Recruits in Old World Empires
  10. 5. Muscovite-Nomad Relations on the Steppe Frontier before 1800 and the Development of Russia’s “Inclusive” Imperialism 109
  11. 6. Ottoman Ethnographies of Warfare, 1500–1800 141
  12. III. Variations: Types of Indigenous-Imperial Alliances in the Atlantic Empires
  13. 7. Firearms, Diplomacy, and Conquest in Angola 167
  14. 8. The Opportunities and Limits of Ethnic Soldiering 193
  15. 9. Deploying Tribes and Clans 221
  16. 10. “Cleansing the Land” 251
  17. Contributors 277
  18. Index 279
https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9780814753088.003.0010

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Maps vii
  4. 1. Projecting Power in the Early Modern World 1
  5. I. Military, Cultural, and Diplomatic Exchange in the Imperial-Indigenous Encounter
  6. 2. Gaining the Diplomatic Edge 19
  7. 3. The Military Revolution of Native North America 49
  8. 4. Revolution, Evolution, or Devolution 81
  9. II. Warrior Peoples and Uniform Recruits in Old World Empires
  10. 5. Muscovite-Nomad Relations on the Steppe Frontier before 1800 and the Development of Russia’s “Inclusive” Imperialism 109
  11. 6. Ottoman Ethnographies of Warfare, 1500–1800 141
  12. III. Variations: Types of Indigenous-Imperial Alliances in the Atlantic Empires
  13. 7. Firearms, Diplomacy, and Conquest in Angola 167
  14. 8. The Opportunities and Limits of Ethnic Soldiering 193
  15. 9. Deploying Tribes and Clans 221
  16. 10. “Cleansing the Land” 251
  17. Contributors 277
  18. Index 279
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