Slavery and the University Histories and Legacies Leslie Harris

Chapter 1 Early European Views of African Bodies: Beauty

Chapter 2 Toiling in the Fields: Valuing Female Slaves in Jamaica, 1674–1788

Chapter 3 Reading the Specter of Racialized Gender in Eighteenth-Century Bridgetown, Barbados

Chapter 4 As if She Were My Own: Love and Law in the Slave Society of Eighteenth-Century Peru

Chapter 5 Wombs of Liberation: Petitions, Law, and the Black Woman’s Body in Maryland, 1780–1858

Chapter 6 Rethinking Sexual Violence and the Marketplace of Slavery: White Women, the Slave Market, and Enslaved People’s Sexualized Bodies in the Nineteenth-Century South

Chapter 7 The Sexual Abuse of Black Men under American Slavery

Chapter 8 Manhood, Sex, and Power in Antebellum Slave Communities

Chapter 9 What’s Love Got to Do with It? Concubinage and Enslaved Women and Girls in the Antebellum South

Chapter 10 When the Present Is Past: Writing the History of Sexu