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Race In The Atlantic World Ser

Challenging the myths of the Cuban tobacco economy and its reliance on enslaved labor.
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This is Volume 1 of the Race In The Atlantic World series.
The book focuses on the development of the tobacco plantation economy in Pinar del Río, Cuba, and its role in the broader Atlantic slave system.

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The Race In The Atlantic World series explores the complex and often overlooked dynamics of race, labor, and power across the Atlantic. This scholarly collection examines how different colonial economies shaped the lives of enslaved populations and the social structures of the Americas.

Through rigorous historical analysis, the series provides new perspectives on the systems of slavery and emancipation that defined the Atlantic world. By investigating diverse agricultural economies and social movements, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the historical forces that shaped modern societies.

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