Slave Women in Caribbean Society 1650-1838

This paperback edition of "Slave Women in Caribbean Society 1650-1838" is in very good condition. The cover shows minor wear consistent with age, but the binding is tight, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. There is no dust jacket, as issued. The book has been well-preserved and is suitable for collectors and researchers alike. ###

"Slave Women in Caribbean Society 1650-1838" by Barbara Bush is a scholarly examination of the roles and conditions of enslaved women in the Caribbean from 1650 to 1838. Published in 1990 by Indiana University Press, James Currey, and Heinemann Publishers (Caribbean), this work is an authoritative source on the intersection of gender and slavery in colonial Caribbean societies. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the social and economic conditions faced by enslaved women and their contributions to Caribbean society. As a first edition, this paperback is a valuable resource for historians and students of Caribbean and women's studies. Barbara Bush, a Senior Lecturer in Social & Political Studies, brings her expertise to this detailed exploration, making it a critical addition to any collection focused on historical social dynamics. The book is in very good condition, with no markings or inscriptions, and remains a significant scholarly resource. ###