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11. Great Expectations: The Reform Commission of 1866-1867

© 2021 University of Texas Press

© 2021 University of Texas Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PROLOGUE xi
  3. CONTENTS xvii
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS xix
  5. 1. How African Slaves Were First Brought to the Antilles 1
  6. 2. The Planting of a Diplomatic Problem, 1815-1820 17
  7. 3. A Chapter in Slave-Trade Diplomacy 1820-1825 35
  8. 4. A United Front in Cuba, 1825-1840 47
  9. 5. Britain Grows More Aggressive 1840-1848 69
  10. 6. The Status Quo Reaffirmed in the Face of New International Threats, 1848-1851 93
  11. 7. A More Serious Effort To Suppress the Slave Traffic, 1851-1860 107
  12. 8. Signs of Change, 1855-1865 129
  13. 9. Abolitionism Invades Spain, 1863-1866 153
  14. 10. Two Hesitant Steps Forward, 1865-1866 173
  15. 11. Great Expectations: The Reform Commission of 1866-1867 189
  16. 12. The Glorious Revolution: A New Horizon, 1868-1870 215
  17. 13. The Moret Law: An Entering Wedge, 1870 239
  18. 14. Behind the Scenes: Failure To Enforce the Law, 1870-1872 255
  19. 15. Application of the Moret Law and Abolition in Puerto Rico, 1872-1873 273
  20. 16. Epilogue: Last Days Of Spanish Slavery, 1873-1886 293
  21. BIBLIOGRAPHY 315
  22. GLOSSARY 331
  23. INDEX 335
Spain and the Abolition of Slavery in Cuba, 1817–1886
This chapter is in the book Spain and the Abolition of Slavery in Cuba, 1817–1886
https://doi.org/10.7560/736719-014

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PROLOGUE xi
  3. CONTENTS xvii
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS xix
  5. 1. How African Slaves Were First Brought to the Antilles 1
  6. 2. The Planting of a Diplomatic Problem, 1815-1820 17
  7. 3. A Chapter in Slave-Trade Diplomacy 1820-1825 35
  8. 4. A United Front in Cuba, 1825-1840 47
  9. 5. Britain Grows More Aggressive 1840-1848 69
  10. 6. The Status Quo Reaffirmed in the Face of New International Threats, 1848-1851 93
  11. 7. A More Serious Effort To Suppress the Slave Traffic, 1851-1860 107
  12. 8. Signs of Change, 1855-1865 129
  13. 9. Abolitionism Invades Spain, 1863-1866 153
  14. 10. Two Hesitant Steps Forward, 1865-1866 173
  15. 11. Great Expectations: The Reform Commission of 1866-1867 189
  16. 12. The Glorious Revolution: A New Horizon, 1868-1870 215
  17. 13. The Moret Law: An Entering Wedge, 1870 239
  18. 14. Behind the Scenes: Failure To Enforce the Law, 1870-1872 255
  19. 15. Application of the Moret Law and Abolition in Puerto Rico, 1872-1873 273
  20. 16. Epilogue: Last Days Of Spanish Slavery, 1873-1886 293
  21. BIBLIOGRAPHY 315
  22. GLOSSARY 331
  23. INDEX 335
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