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...Philip D. Curtin Stratification in Grenada . By Smith M. G. . Berkeley , 1965 . University of California Press . Figures. Tables. Notes. Index . Pp. 271 . $7.00 . Copyright 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 This volume is closely related to Professor Smith’s other...

...Philip D. Curtin * The author is a candidate for the doctorate in history at Harvard University. Copyright 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 ...

...Philip D. Curtin Africans Abroad: A Documentary History of the Black Diaspora in Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean during the Age of Slavery . By Irwin Graham W. . New York , 1977 . Columbia University Press . Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xvi , 408 . Cloth. $20.00...

...Philip Curtin Slavery from Roman Times to the Early Transatlantic Trade . By Phillips William D. Jr . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 1985 . Map. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xi , 286 . Cloth . $25.00 . Copyright 1988 by Duke University Press 1988...

...Woodrow Borah The Atlantic Slave Trade. A Census . By Curtin Philip D. . Madison , 1969 . University of Wisconsin Press . Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 338 . $7.50 . Copyright 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 A book as rich...

...Stuart Schwartz The Rise and Fall of the Plantation Complex: Essays in Atlantic History . By Curtin Philip D. . New York : Cambridge University Press , 1990 . Preface. Maps. Graphs. Appendix. Index , ix , 222 pp. Cloth . $39.50 . Copyright 1991 by Duke University Press...

... 1988 This volume represents the efforts of 13 students of Philip D. Curtin, who have collaborated to honor him on the 25th anniversary of African Studies at the University of Wisconsin—a program that Curtin was instrumental in establishing. The essays are grouped around the theme of black...

...Donald B. Cooper Death By Migration: Europe’s Encounter with the Tropical World in the Nineteenth Century . By Curtin Philip D. . New York : Cambridge University Press , 1990 . Graphs. Maps. Tables. Appendix. Bibliography. Index , xix , 251 pp. Cloth . $39.50 . Physician...

...David Northrup In a very interesting final chapter, Eltis and Paul Lachance use the database and other evidence to reexamine the negative rate of population growth in the West Indies, a topic raised by Curtin in his 1969 volume. Using the much improved import statistics from the TSTD 2...

... University Press 1979 Philip Curtin’s Atlantic Slave Trade initiated a veritable spate of research, reevaluation and informed speculation about the massive migration of Africans to the New World. Much of the published results remains highly specialized or narrowly restricted in time and place. Yet...

...E.S. Africa and the West: Intellectual Responses to European Culture . Edited by Curtin Philip D. . Madison, Wisconsin , 1972 . University of Wisconsin Press . Graph. Figure. Index . Pp. x , 259 . Cloth. $12.50 . Copyright 1973 by Duke University Press 1973...

... societies, a continued influx of slaves was the basis of their rise to economic prominence in the nineteenth-century Atlantic economy. Decadal totals for this influx of slaves were estimated nearly 20 years ago by Philip Curtin. These have been modified subsequently, but Brazil and the French Caribbean...

... slave trade, while taking issue with the slave import estimates of Philip Curtin for the whole of the slave trade period. Curtin placed that number at a bit over 3,500,000 slaves. Conrad suggests instead “that possibly more than 5,000,000 slaves entered Brazil during the whole period of the traffic...

... to the African ramifications of the slave trade, it seeks to show “the impact of the slave trade on the economic (and general) history of Africa” (selections by Philip Curtin, Karl Polanyi, Rosemary Arnold, and Basil Davidson). Volume I concludes by placing “New World Slavery in the History of Capitalism...

... interest as well as its required historicity. This study deprives the Bolivian society and Bolivian slavery of all dynamism and change through the centuries. The occasional references to the works of Philip Curtin, Frederick Bowser, and Inge Wolff appear more decorative than substantive, and the generally...

... more subregional and chronological dimension to complement the excellent studies by Elsa Goveia for the Leewards, Donald Wood for Trinidad, Phillip Curtin, Douglas Hall, and Edward Brathwaite for Jamaica, and Jerome Handler for Barbados. Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Race...

... the planter class for the failure of the colony in developing an integrated society based on a sound economy. Professor Hall believes that Dr. Philip Curtin in his Two Jamaicas (Harvard University Press, 1955) has greatly exaggerated the inability of the planter to adapt himself to the problems of the free...

... an upward revision of Philip Curtin’s figures for the asiento years. Even though the South Sea Company never achieved its annual quota of 4,800 piezas , Palmer credits it with transporting approximately 75,000 African slaves to Spanish America between 1714 and 1739. His audit of the company’s financial...

... Bryan, Kathleen Mary Butler, Philip Curtin, Gad Heuman, Kamau Brathwaite, and Swithin Wilmot on Jamaica; or Frank Moya Pons and Roberto Cassá on the Dominican Republic; or Francisco Scarano and Teresita Martínez Vergne on Puerto Rico certainly does not inspire confidence in the generalizations...

... historians will be disappointed by the scant references to the terrain of their familiars: to models of professional historians, such as Garrett Mattingly, Lawrence Stone, William Mac-Neil, Jack Greene, or Philip Curtin; or even reflections on the practice, such as those offered by Gordon Childe, J. H...