Black captives and voyagers comprised the vast majority of all eighteenth-century Atlantic migrants, yet the migration history of the British Atlantic largely ignores them. The oversight holds hostage the development of a more global understanding of transatlantic dislocation. T…
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This dissertation is a study of the lives of Christian captives in the later Middle Ages (14th–15th centuries), in Iberia and the Western Mediterranean. The Muslim invasion of Spain in 711 was the first act in a long struggle as the two competing religious groups fought each oth…