The Americas: A quarterly review of inter-american cultural history

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  Año 2018, Vol. 75, Número Extraordinario 1 (Special Issue). Dedicado a: Afro-Latin America

  • On the trail of voodoo:: african christianity in Africa and the Americas

    John K. Thornton

    págs. 261-278

    

  • Originally published:

    • The racial profile of a rural mexican province in the 'Costa Chica': Igualapa in 1791: Originally published: Volume 57, Number 2, October 2000

      Ben III Vinson

      págs. 269-282

      

    • The brazilian negro

      J. V. D. Saunders .

      págs. 271-290

      

    • The domestic slave trade in sixteenth-century Mexico

      Robert L. Brady

      págs. 281-289

      

  • Originally published:

    • "to honor the ashes of their forebears": the rise and crisis of african nations in the post-independence state of Buenos Aires, 1820-1860: Originally published: Volume 59, Number 3, January 2003

      Óscar Chamosa

      págs. 347-378

      

    • Family, stability, and respectability: seven generations of africans and afro-descendants in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Minas Gerais: Originally published: Volume 73, Number 3, July 2016

      Douglas Libby

      págs. 371-390

      

    • Some views on race and immigration during the old republic

      Robert M. Levine

      págs. 373-380

      

  • Originally published:

    • Picturing families between black and white: mixed descent and social mobility in colonial Minas Gerais, Brazil: Originally published: Volume 73, Number 4, October 2016

      Mariana L. R. Dantas

      págs. 405-426

      

    • Observations on blacks and bondage in Uruguay, 1800–1836

      John Hoyt Williams

      págs. 411-427

      

    • The Todd Duncan affair: acción democrática and the myth of racial democracy in Venezuela

      Winthrop R. Wright

      págs. 441-459

      

    • Sleight of hand: brazilian and american authors manipulate the brazilian racial situation, 1910–1951

      Leslie B. Jr. Rout

      págs. 471-488

      

    • Race and badge: free-colored soldiers in the colonial mexican militia*

      Ben III Vinson

      págs. 471-496

      

  • Originally published:

    • Rescued from their invisibility: the afro-puerto ricans of seventeenth and eighteenth-century San Mateo de Cangrejos, Puerto Rico: Originally published: Volume 63, Number 4, April 2007

      David Martin Stark

      págs. 551-586

      

    • O exemplo: afro-brazilian protest in Pôrto Alegre

      John F. Bratzel, Daniel M. Masterson

      págs. 585-592

      

  • Originally published:

    • Black belizeans and fugitive mayas: interracial encounters on the edge of empire, 1750–1803: Originally published: Volume 70, Number 4, April 2014

      Mark W. Lentz

      págs. 645-675