Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Rise of Lagos as an Atlantic Port, c. 1760¿1851 2. Trade, Oligarchy, and the Transformation of the Precolonial State 3. The Original Sin: Anti-slavery, Imperial Expansion, and Early Colonial Rule 4. Innocent Commerce: Boom and Bust in the Palm Produce Trade 5. Britain and Domestic Slavery 6. Redefining the Owner-Slave Relationship: Work, Ideology, and the Demand for People 7. The Changing Meaning of Land in the Urban Economy and Culture 8. Strategies of Struggle and Mechanisms of Control: Quotidian Conflicts and Court Cases Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Rise of Lagos as an Atlantic Port, c. 1760¿1851 2. Trade, Oligarchy, and the Transformation of the Precolonial State 3. The Original Sin: Anti-slavery, Imperial Expansion, and Early Colonial Rule 4. Innocent Commerce: Boom and Bust in the Palm Produce Trade 5. Britain and Domestic Slavery 6. Redefining the Owner-Slave Relationship: Work, Ideology, and the Demand for People 7. The Changing Meaning of Land in the Urban Economy and Culture 8. Strategies of Struggle and Mechanisms of Control: Quotidian Conflicts and Court Cases Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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