Slavery Hinterland – Transatlantic Slavery and Continental Europe, 1680–1850: People, Markets, Goods: Economies and Societies in History

Felix Brahm, Eve Rosenhaft

Introduction: Towards a Comprehensive European History of Slavery and Abolition - Felix Brahm and Eve Rosenhaft Ship's Surgeon Johann Peter Oettinger: A Hinterlander in the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1682-1696 - Craig Koslofsky Ship's Surgeon Johann Peter Oettinger: A Hinterlander in the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1682-1696 - Roberto Zaugg 'Citizens of the World': The Earle Family's Leghorn and Venetian Business, 1751-1808 - Alexandra Robinson Basel and the Slave Trade: From Profiteers to Missionaries - Peter Haenger Spinning and Weaving for the Slave Trade: Proto-Industry in Eighteenth-Century Silesia - Anka Steffen Spinning and Weaving for the Slave Trade: Proto-Industry in Eighteenth-Century Silesia - Klaus Weber There Are No Slaves in Prussia? - Rebekka von Mallinckrodt Julius von Rohr, an Enlightenment Scientist of the Plantation Atlantic - Daniel P. Hopkins A Hinterland to the Slave Trade? Atlantic Connections of the Wupper Valley in the Early Nineteenth Century - Anne Sophie Overkamp Abolitionists in the German Hinterland? Therese Huber and the Spread of Antislavery Sentiment in the German Territories in the Early Nineteenth Century - Sarah Lentz Afterword - Catherine M Hall