Containment After Revolution : How the Atlantic Slave System Quarantined Haiti (Invisible Governance: The Atlantic Slave System (1450-1865) Book 9)
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Containment After Revolution : How the Atlantic Slave System Quarantined Haiti (Invisible Governance: The Atlantic Slave System (1450-1865) Book 9)

by Jason Kassel

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Containment After Revolution explores how the Atlantic slave system responded to Haiti after revolution. Framing quarantine as a form of invisible governance, Jason Kassel examines Haiti’s place within the broader history of Atlantic slavery from 1450 to 1865.

ASIN B0D54FGFW8 Views 20 Publisher Recursive Publishing Year 2024 Format Kindle Edition Product Group Digital Ebook Purchas Pages 26 Adult No Created August 17, 2026 Updated September 18, 2026
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Containment After Revolution examines the relationship between Haiti’s revolution and the Atlantic slave system.

The book focuses on how that system quarantined Haiti, presenting containment as a form of governance.

Part of the Invisible Governance: The Atlantic Slave System (1450–1865) series, this volume places Haiti within the wider history of Atlantic slavery.

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