War, Empire and Slavery, 1770–1830

Chapter 1 Introduction: War, Empire and Slavery, 1770–1830

Chapter 2 The ‘Revolutionary Age’ in the Wider World, c . 1790–1830

Chapter 3 The Revolutionary Abolitionists of Haiti

Chapter 4 Race and Slavery in the Making of Arab France, 1802–15

Chapter 5 The Making of Warriors: The Militarization of the Rio de la Plata, 1806–07

Chapter 6 The French Conspiracy of 1795: Paranoia and Opportunism on the Eve of Independence in Buenos Aires

Chapter 7 Armed with Swords and Ostrich Feathers: Militarism and Cultural Revolution in the Cape Slave Uprising of 1808

Chapter 8 Jacques-Pierre Brissot and the Fate of Atlantic Antislavery during the Age of Revolutionary Wars

Chapter 9 Borderlands of Empire, Borderlands of Race

Chapter 10 The French Revolutionary Wars in the Spanish-American Imagination, 1789–1830

Chapter 11 Old Subjects, New Subjects and Non-Subjects: Silences and Subjecthood in Fédon’s Rebellion, Grenada, 1795–96

Chapter 12 The Russian Empire: Military Encounters and National Identity

Chapter 13 War, Empire and the ‘Other’: Iranian-European Contacts in the ‘Napoleonic’ Era