Creolization and Contraband by Linda M. Rupert PAPERBACK 9780820343068

Name: Creolization and Contraband by Linda M. Rupert PAPERBACK 9780820343068
Brand: University of Georgia Press

University of Georgia Press

Explore the fascinating history of Curacao in the early modern Atlantic World with 'Creolization and Contraband' by Linda M. Rupert. This insightful book delves into the complex social, economic, and political dynamics of the region during a pivotal era. Discover how cultural exchange and illicit trade shaped the identity and development of Curacao. Rupert's meticulous research provides a vivid account of the lives of enslaved people, colonial administrators, and merchants, and their roles in the evolving Atlantic economy. Key themes include: * The process of creolization and its impact on society * The role of contraband trade in the colonial economy * The experiences of diverse populations in the Atlantic World 'Creolization and Contraband: Curacao in the Early Modern Atlantic World' is an essential read for anyone interested in Caribbean history, Atlantic studies, and the complexities of early modern societies. Summary: University of Georgia Press, Book, Creolization, Contraband, Curacao, Early Modern Atlantic World, Linda M. Rupert, History, Caribbean Studies.