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=050  \4$aHT1105.A63$bA58 2014
=245  00$aAntigua, slavery and emancipation in the records of a sugar plantation, 1689-1907.
=264  \1$aEast Ardsley, Wakefield, United Kingdom :$bMicroform Academic Publishers,$c[2014]
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=300  \\$a6 volumes (25,432 pages)
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=500  \\$aDate range: 1689-1907.
=520  \\$aThe Tudway of Wells papers are the most complete surviving private records pertaining to an Antiguan Sugar plantation; due in no small part to the arms-length nature of the plantation's ownership rendering correspondence between owners and managers essential. A combination of statistical ledgers and narrative correspondence yields quantitative and qualitative information to the researcher. The period covered by these records encompasses the un-phased transition of Antiguan slaves from slavery to waged work. In relation to the history of colonialism there are records of how much was paid for slaves, how much was raised through sales of sugar, details of how the operations of the plantation were managed, work regimes, and a virtually complete set of annual accounts for the Parham Plantation from 1689 to 1920. The correspondence between the Tudway family in Britain and their plantation managers in Antigua includes work regimes, health conditions among labourers, and the management practices of attorneys, managers and overseers. The post-1834 content has received little attention over the years, despite its coverage of the post-emancipation societal transition period and the historical significance of this period in setting and entrenching the cultural paradigm from which an independent Antigua would have to emerge. Derived from the online guide by Dr Kenneth Morgan.
=650  \0$aSlavery$zAntigua$xHistory.
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=856  40$uhttps://microform.digital/boa/collections/45/antigua-slavery-and-emancipation-in-the-records-of-a-sugar-plantation-1689-1907