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CONTENTS Third Series Volume LXVI JANUARY KING OF THE INDIANS: THE HARD FATE AND CURIOUS CAREERO F PETER WILLIAMSON. By TimothyJ . Shannon THE PERFORMANCE OF FREEDOM: MAROONS JA ND THE E COLONIAL ORDER IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY = A AND THE ATLANTIC SOUND. By Kathleen Wilson... . . . 45 BLACK TALLEYRAND: TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE’S DIPLomacy, ekiins. By Philippe R. Girard. a ol BEYOND THE MIDDLE PASSAGE: SLA VE Mic:R ATION FROM THE CcA RIBBEAN TO NORTH AMERICA, 1619-1807. By Gregory E. O'Malley . Sources and Interpretations “A POTENT PLANTATION WELL ARMED AND POLICEED”: HUGUENOTS, THE HARTLIB CIRCLE, AND BRITISH COLONIZATION IN THE 1640S. eree ee ee oSee ee er re CAO ocd, Ooo) Se yt te ee ciel Wee es ay ae ee APRIL Sources and Interpretations BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND THE “WAGON AFFAIR” OF 1755. By Alan Houston ... j 33 235 An interactive preneectibion ofi ed wela re dined ss ources is ansible auiae A “PLAIN, REJECTED LITTLE FLOCK”: THE POLITICS OF MARTYROLOGICAI SELF-FASHIONING AMONG PENNSYLVANIA'S GERMAN PEACE CHURCHES, r7an-6s. Dy To Selmar «ww kw CH ew ee ae ELIZABETH WHITMAN’S DISAPPEARANCE AND HER “DISAPPOINTMENT.” By Bryan Waterman .. . ; . 325 A visual paper trail of the hin’ pone y sources is pare sills THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF COLONIAL RULE DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. By Miranda Frances Spieler... 2... 1. . . 365 Eeee a e ee Communications and Corrections... 1. 1. ee ee ee ee es 463 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY JULY THE PROBLEM OF AUTHORITY IN THE WRITING OF EARLY AMERICAN HIsTorY. By Fred Anderson and Andrew Cayton... . THE CURSE OF GOD: AN IDEA AND ITS ORIGINS AMONG THE e INDIANS OF NEW YORK’S REVOLUTIONARY FRONTIER. By David J. Silverman .. . THE “DIVINE RIGHT OF REPUBLICS”: HEBRAIC REPUBLICANISM AND THE DEBATE OVER KINGLESS GOVERNMENT IN REVOLUTIGNARY AMERICA. By Nathan R. Perl-Rosenthal Sources and Interpretations HENRY DRAX’S INSTRUCTIONS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF A SEVENTEENTH- CENTURY BARBADIAN SUGAR PLANTATION. By Peter Thompson THE ACCOUNT BOOK OF RICHARD POOR, QUAKER MERCHANT OF BARBADOS. By S. D. Smith. An interactive map and sciibnillaginds note are saieilile willie Reviews of Books OCTOBER Abolishing the Slave Trades: Ironies and Reverberations EpiTors’ PREFACE. By Christopher Grasso and Scott E. Casper INTRODUCTION: ATLANTIC AMBIGUITIES OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN ABOLITION. By Joseph C. Miller : AFRICA AND THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. By Adiele E. Afigbo : Imperial Contexts Was ABOLITION OF THE U.S. AND BRITISH SLAVE TRADE SIGNIFICANT IN THE BROADER ATLANTIC CONTEXT? By David Eltis . ; HisTory’s ENGINES: BRITISH MOBILIZATION IN THE AGE OF REVOLU' TION. By Seymour Drescher “DREAD OF INSURRECTION” : ABOLITIONISM, SECURITY, AND ) LABOR IN BRITAIN’S WEST INDIAN COLONIES, 1760-1823. By Claudius Fergus . . . PETER THONNING, THE GUINEA COMMISSION, AND DENMARK’S Post- ABOLITION AFRICAN COLONIAL POLICY, 1803-50. i Daniel P. Hopkins KEEPING Up APPEARANCES: THE INTERNATIONAL PourricsS OF SLAVE TRADE ABOLITION IN THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY ATLANTIC WORLD. is Matthew Mason AN “ABOMINABLE” NEW TRADE: THE ‘CLOSING OF THE AFRICAA N SL AVE TRADE AND THE CHANGING PATTERNS OF U.S. POLITICAL POWER, 1808-60. By Steven Deyle A supplement presenting the intraregional slave snade over time is available online CONTENTS African Experiences EATING” LuxURY: FANTE MIDDLEMEN, BRITISH GOODS, AND CHANGING DEPENDENCIESO N THE GOLD Coast, 1750-1821. By Ty M. Reese SUPPRESSING A NEFARIOUS TRAFFIC: BRITAIN AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVE TRADING IN INDIA AND THE WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN, I 770-1830. By Richard B. Allen SLAVES, GUM, AND PEANUTS: ADAPTATION °T O THE END ¢O F THE SLAVE TRADE IN SENEGAL, 1817—48. By Martin A. Klein THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE SOUTH-CENTRAL AFRICAN INTERIOR DURING THE NINETEENTH Century. By David M. Gordon An interactive map showing migrants, traders, aud caravan routes is available online Living Legacies SOCIAL EXCLUSION: AN AFTERMATH OF THE ABOLITION OF SLAVE TRADE IN NORTHERN IGBOLAND, NIGERIA. By iainA . Apeh and Chukwuma C. Opata . MODERN 7ROKOSI AND THE pe ‘ABOLITION. IN 1 GHANA: CcO NNECTING PAST AND PRESENT. By SandraE . Greene . ; THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE IN GHANAIAN ACADEMIC : Historio- GRAPHY: HisTORY, MEMORY, AND POWER. By Ella Keren Reviews ofB ooks