Lorelle Semley is an Associate Professor of History at the College of the Holy Cross, Massachusetts, where she teaches courses in African history, the African diaspora, and gender studies. Her research has been facilitated by fellowships at the John Carter Brown Library, the W. E. B. Dubois Research Institute, and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture at the New York Public Library. Research grants have supported travel to Benin, Brazil, France, Great Britain, Martinique, and Senegal. Previous works include Mother Is Gold, Father Is Glass: Gender and Colonialism in a Yoruba Town (2010) and articles for Law and History Review, Radical History Review, and Gender and History.
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List of figures List of maps List of tables Preface: coincidental crossings Acknowledgments Part I. Revolutionary Foundations: Prologue: citizens of the world 1. To live and die, free and French 2. Signares before citizens Part II. Colonial Constructions: 3. When Blacks broke the chains in the 'Little Paris of the Antilles' 4. The trans-African origins of Porto-Novo 5. An 'evolution revolution' in Paris Part III. Planning after Empire: 6. A more perfect French Union Epilogue: the art of citizenship Bibliography Index.
List of figures List of maps List of tables Preface: coincidental crossings Acknowledgments Part I. Revolutionary Foundations: Prologue: citizens of the world 1. To live and die, free and French 2. Signares before citizens Part II. Colonial Constructions: 3. When Blacks broke the chains in the 'Little Paris of the Antilles' 4. The trans-African origins of Porto-Novo 5. An 'evolution revolution' in Paris Part III. Planning after Empire: 6. A more perfect French Union Epilogue: the art of citizenship Bibliography Index.
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