Includes bibliographical references (pages 170-212) and index.
Contents
The Bahamian economy to 1815 -- The self-hire system and the transition to contractual relations in Nassau -- The restructuring of agrarian relations after 1800 -- Between slavery and freedom: the liberated Africans and unfree labor -- The establishment of a dependent tenantry -- The credit and truck systems: the control of credit and labor -- Race, class, and urban policing -- Merchant hegemony and the making of immigration policy -- Labor migration as protest and survival strategy.
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