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The Form of Postcolonial African Fiction

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Pages: 124

Volume 41, Number 2-3

Published: 2008

An issue of: Novel

Special Issue Editor: Susan Z. Andrade

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1. A Prefatory Note from the Editorial Committee– Bruce Laurie

2. Cartoon– Joshua Brown

3. Guest Editors’ Introduction–Simon Middleton and Billy G. Smith

4. Class in Early American History: A Personal Journey– Gary B. Nash

5. Revisiting Class in Early America: Personal Reflections–Staughton Lynd

6. The Revenge of Crispus Attucks; or, The Atlantic Challenge to American Labor History– Marcus Rediker

7. Unfree Labor, Imperialism, and Radical Republicanism in the Atlantic World, 1630–1661–John Donoghue

8. “Red” Labor: Iroquois Participation in the Atlantic Economy–Gail D. MacLeitch

9. The Contours of Class in the Early Republic City–Seth Rockman

10. Announcements

11. Contributors