Slaves for peanuts :: a story of conquest, liberation, and a crop that changed history /
"A stunning work of popular history-the story of how a crop transformed the history of slavery. Author Jori Lewis reveals how demand for peanut oil in Europe ensured that slavery in Africa would persist well into the twentieth century, long after the European powers had officially banned it in...
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| Summary: | "A stunning work of popular history-the story of how a crop transformed the history of slavery. Author Jori Lewis reveals how demand for peanut oil in Europe ensured that slavery in Africa would persist well into the twentieth century, long after the European powers had officially banned it in the territories they controlled"-- |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (367 pages) : illustrations, maps. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781620971574 1620971577 |
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| spelling | Lewis, Jori, author. Slaves for peanuts : a story of conquest, liberation, and a crop that changed history / Jori Lewis. New York : The New Press, 2022. 1 online resource (367 pages) : illustrations, maps. text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. "A stunning work of popular history-the story of how a crop transformed the history of slavery. Author Jori Lewis reveals how demand for peanut oil in Europe ensured that slavery in Africa would persist well into the twentieth century, long after the European powers had officially banned it in the territories they controlled"-- Provided by publisher Part I. A shelter for runaway slaves -- A crossroads -- A spark, a solution, the industrial revolution -- From here to there and back again -- A peanut ruse -- The legend of Ndakaaru -- The caravan -- Those of the sand -- A middleman -- Part II. The people who came from the sea -- The African business -- Unholy wars -- A word on slavery -- This black man from Gorée -- Lat Joor wants his slaves back -- Part III. A sickness with no name -- A native evangelist -- Ceebu Jën -- A steamboat on land -- The ebbs and flows of my courage -- Part IV. Saxayaay -- Springtime in Paris -- Reports from the rivers -- A new appeal -- The fifteen captives of Ndiack Ndiaye -- The future of France -- A word on freedom -- The civilizing mission -- A stain that must be washed -- Part V. A delicate business -- You will find only jackals and hyenas -- A colleague and a partner -- Since the invention of the peanut -- Special seeds -- Interregnums -- The propagation of French culture? Part VI. The Damel -- Bethesda -- Poor Lat Joor -- Go East! -- The dawn of a new era -- We have already proven that the negro is capable -- Part VII. Lost and found (ephemera) -- Why have the peanuts degenerated? -- Kerbala -- On the run -- Your civilization has not dazzled him -- This land of my ancestors -- Part VIII. A peanut fable -- One of the most delicate questions -- A child from the dark continent -- Emaciated lands -- Drink my cup to the dregs -- The crushing supremacy of the peanut -- What remained. A Note on Sources -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author -- Publishing in the Public Interest -- Copyright Slavery Africa, West. Agricultural laborers Africa, West. Peanut industry Africa, West. Travailleurs agricoles Afrique occidentale. Arachides Industrie Afrique occidentale. Agricultural laborers fast Peanut industry fast Slavery fast West Africa fast Print version: Lewis, Jori. Slaves for peanuts. New York : The New Press, 2022 9781620971567 (DLC) 2021053036 (OCoLC)1281788259 |
| spellingShingle | Lewis, Jori Slaves for peanuts : a story of conquest, liberation, and a crop that changed history / Part I. A shelter for runaway slaves -- A crossroads -- A spark, a solution, the industrial revolution -- From here to there and back again -- A peanut ruse -- The legend of Ndakaaru -- The caravan -- Those of the sand -- A middleman -- Part II. The people who came from the sea -- The African business -- Unholy wars -- A word on slavery -- This black man from Gorée -- Lat Joor wants his slaves back -- Part III. A sickness with no name -- A native evangelist -- Ceebu Jën -- A steamboat on land -- The ebbs and flows of my courage -- Part IV. Saxayaay -- Springtime in Paris -- Reports from the rivers -- A new appeal -- The fifteen captives of Ndiack Ndiaye -- The future of France -- A word on freedom -- The civilizing mission -- A stain that must be washed -- Part V. A delicate business -- You will find only jackals and hyenas -- A colleague and a partner -- Since the invention of the peanut -- Special seeds -- Interregnums -- The propagation of French culture? Part VI. The Damel -- Bethesda -- Poor Lat Joor -- Go East! -- The dawn of a new era -- We have already proven that the negro is capable -- Part VII. Lost and found (ephemera) -- Why have the peanuts degenerated? -- Kerbala -- On the run -- Your civilization has not dazzled him -- This land of my ancestors -- Part VIII. A peanut fable -- One of the most delicate questions -- A child from the dark continent -- Emaciated lands -- Drink my cup to the dregs -- The crushing supremacy of the peanut -- What remained. A Note on Sources -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author -- Publishing in the Public Interest -- Copyright Slavery Africa, West. Agricultural laborers Africa, West. Peanut industry Africa, West. Travailleurs agricoles Afrique occidentale. Arachides Industrie Afrique occidentale. Agricultural laborers fast Peanut industry fast Slavery fast |
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| topic | Slavery Africa, West. Agricultural laborers Africa, West. Peanut industry Africa, West. Travailleurs agricoles Afrique occidentale. Arachides Industrie Afrique occidentale. Agricultural laborers fast Peanut industry fast Slavery fast |
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