Acknowledgments

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction: Enslaved, Indentured, Interned 1
5. 1. REPRESENTING SPEECH IN BONDAGE IN THE COURT RECORDS OF THE DUTCH CABO DE GOEDE HOOP, 1652–1795 17
6. 2. SILENCING THE ENSLAVED The Aesthetics of Abolitionism in the British Cape Colony, 1795–1834 48
7. 3. “ GRIEVANCES MORE SENTIMENTAL THAN MATERIAL ” Representing Indentured Labor in Natal, 1860–1915 82
8. 4. A SENTIMENTAL EDUCATION IN BOER WAR IMPRISONMENT CAMPS IN SOUTH ASIA, 1899–1902 109
9. 5.SENTIMENT AND THE LAW IN EARLY SOUTH AFRICAN INDIAN WRITING, 1893–1960 132
10. CODA No Human Footprints 154
11. Notes 161
12. Bibliography 187
13. Index 205