Frank McGlynn is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg.

Should be of interest to all scholars of slavery and emancipation.

• The Price of Freedom - The Constraints of Change in Postemancipation America, Pieter C. Emmen; The Economic Response to Emancipation and Some Economic Aspects of the Meaning of Freedom, Stanley L. Egerman; Black Economic Entrapment After Emancipation in the United States, Jay R. Mandle; The Economics and Politics of Slavery and Freedom in the US South, Gavin Wright; The Politics of Freedom in the British Caribbean, O. Nigel Bolland; The Inconvenience of Freedom - Free People of Colour and the Political Aftermath of Slavery in Dominica and Saint Domingue/Haiti, Michel-Rolph Trouillot; Freedom and Community - The British West Indies, Jean Besson; Redefining the Moral Order - Interpretations of Christianity in Post-Emancipation Jamaica, Diane J. Austin-Broos; Panglosses and Polyannas - or Whose Reality Are We Talking About?, Sidney W. Mintz; "Race", "Class" and "Gender" in the Transition to Freedom, Raymond T. Smith; The Tragic Ear? - Interpreting Southern Reconstruction in Comparative Perspective, Peter Kolchin.

Frank McGlynn is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg.

Should be of interest to all scholars of slavery and emancipation.

• The Price of Freedom - The Constraints of Change in Postemancipation America, Pieter C. Emmen; The Economic Response to Emancipation and Some Economic Aspects of the Meaning of Freedom, Stanley L. Egerman; Black Economic Entrapment After Emancipation in the United States, Jay R. Mandle; The Economics and Politics of Slavery and Freedom in the US South, Gavin Wright; The Politics of Freedom in the British Caribbean, O. Nigel Bolland; The Inconvenience of Freedom - Free People of Colour and the Political Aftermath of Slavery in Dominica and Saint Domingue/Haiti, Michel-Rolph Trouillot; Freedom and Community - The British West Indies, Jean Besson; Redefining the Moral Order - Interpretations of Christianity in Post-Emancipation Jamaica, Diane J. Austin-Broos; Panglosses and Polyannas - or Whose Reality Are We Talking About?, Sidney W. Mintz; "Race", "Class" and "Gender" in the Transition to Freedom, Raymond T. Smith; The Tragic Ear? - Interpreting Southern Reconstruction in Comparative Perspective, Peter Kolchin.

Frank McGlynn is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg.

Should be of interest to all scholars of slavery and emancipation.

• The Price of Freedom - The Constraints of Change in Postemancipation America, Pieter C. Emmen; The Economic Response to Emancipation and Some Economic Aspects of the Meaning of Freedom, Stanley L. Egerman; Black Economic Entrapment After Emancipation in the United States, Jay R. Mandle; The Economics and Politics of Slavery and Freedom in the US South, Gavin Wright; The Politics of Freedom in the British Caribbean, O. Nigel Bolland; The Inconvenience of Freedom - Free People of Colour and the Political Aftermath of Slavery in Dominica and Saint Domingue/Haiti, Michel-Rolph Trouillot; Freedom and Community - The British West Indies, Jean Besson; Redefining the Moral Order - Interpretations of Christianity in Post-Emancipation Jamaica, Diane J. Austin-Broos; Panglosses and Polyannas - or Whose Reality Are We Talking About?, Sidney W. Mintz; "Race", "Class" and "Gender" in the Transition to Freedom, Raymond T. Smith; The Tragic Ear? - Interpreting Southern Reconstruction in Comparative Perspective, Peter Kolchin.