This is the first full-length study of Seaforth. Drawing on an extensive archival research in Scotland, England and Barbados, Finlay McKichan links important themes in Scottish and imperial history to show how far the principles and policies developed for the Highlands could be applied in slave societies.…mehr
This is the first full-length study of Seaforth. Drawing on an extensive archival research in Scotland, England and Barbados, Finlay McKichan links important themes in Scottish and imperial history to show how far the principles and policies developed for the Highlands could be applied in slave societies.
List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgements Preface 1. Early Days 2. Land Management and Clanship in the 1780s and 1790s 3. Riches from the Sea? 4. Lifestyle, Debts and First Land Sales 5. Local and National Politician, 1783-1800 6. The Soldier Chief 7. Governor and Captain General 8. Slave Owner in Berbice 9. Seaforth's Great Matter: the Rights of Enslaved Labourers and Free People of Colour 10. Martial Law, a Governor's Crisis 11. Return to Britain, 1806-11 12. Shadows Lengthen (including Postscript and Final Conclusions) Bibliography Index
List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgements Preface 1. Early Days 2. Land Management and Clanship in the 1780s and 1790s 3. Riches from the Sea? 4. Lifestyle, Debts and First Land Sales 5. Local and National Politician, 1783-1800 6. The Soldier Chief 7. Governor and Captain General 8. Slave Owner in Berbice 9. Seaforth's Great Matter: the Rights of Enslaved Labourers and Free People of Colour 10. Martial Law, a Governor's Crisis 11. Return to Britain, 1806-11 12. Shadows Lengthen (including Postscript and Final Conclusions) Bibliography Index
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