Dedication

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedication v
3. CONTENTS vii
4. Introduction. War, Property, and Personhood 1
5. Chapter 1. War, Capitalism, and the Domestication of Slavery, 1547–1729 17
6. Chapter 2. “Parts and Members of the State”: Creating Slaveries and Capitalisms in Early Anglo-America, 1607–1642 50
7. Chapter 3. A “Heynous and Cryinge Sinn”: Slavery and Domestication in the Imperial English Civil Wars and Revolutions, 1642–1660 101
8. Chapter 4. “A Two-Fold Use”: The Human Tragedy of the Anglo-American Counterrevolution, 1660–1688 161
9. Chapter 5. A Williamite Moment: The Problem of Domestication in the Age of War-Slavery, 1689–1729 230
10. Epilogue. Through War, Toward Revolution, Beyond Domestication? 299
11. Notes 311
12. Index 367
13. Acknowledgments 385