Zoë Laidlaw is Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. Jane Lydon is Professor of History at the University of Western Australia.

• Foreword: The silence of slavery – Yarning about freedom in my familyCarol DowlingIntroduction: Australian and New Zealand legacies of slaveryZoë Laidlaw and Jane Lydon 1 Profession and patrimony: Australian colonial governors and British slavery, 1788–1901Zoë Laidlaw2 Slavery, manumission and abolition in the life of Lachlan Macquarie Annemarie McLaren3 Slavery and the foundation of the Swan River colony: The Stirling, Mangles and Prinsep familiesAoife Nugent4 Measuring Noah’s ark: Western Australian legacies of British slavery Jane Lydon and Xavier Reader5 Landed families, intergenerational wealth and the creation of a ‘pastoral interest’ in Western Australia, 1830–50Jeremy Martens6 Slavery and South Australia’s colonisation: Resituating George Fife AngasNikita Vanderbyl7 Transatlantic slavery, trans-Tasman mobility and Indigenous history in New ZealandAngela McCarthy and Angela Wanhalla8 Blackness and slavery in the aftermath of abolition: The case of South Sea Islanders in AustraliaEmma Christopher9 The ‘common practice of kidnapping and slavery’: Recovering the hidden history of pearling in Northern Australia Malcolm Allbrook10 Legacies of British slave ownership: Imperial reach and the reconfiguration of labour regimes Keith McClelland11 Legacies of a colonial past: Slaves, convicts, free workers and the Australian commonsHamish Maxwell-Stewart

Zoë Laidlaw is Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. Jane Lydon is Professor of History at the University of Western Australia.

• Foreword: The silence of slavery – Yarning about freedom in my familyCarol DowlingIntroduction: Australian and New Zealand legacies of slaveryZoë Laidlaw and Jane Lydon 1 Profession and patrimony: Australian colonial governors and British slavery, 1788–1901Zoë Laidlaw2 Slavery, manumission and abolition in the life of Lachlan Macquarie Annemarie McLaren3 Slavery and the foundation of the Swan River colony: The Stirling, Mangles and Prinsep familiesAoife Nugent4 Measuring Noah’s ark: Western Australian legacies of British slavery Jane Lydon and Xavier Reader5 Landed families, intergenerational wealth and the creation of a ‘pastoral interest’ in Western Australia, 1830–50Jeremy Martens6 Slavery and South Australia’s colonisation: Resituating George Fife AngasNikita Vanderbyl7 Transatlantic slavery, trans-Tasman mobility and Indigenous history in New ZealandAngela McCarthy and Angela Wanhalla8 Blackness and slavery in the aftermath of abolition: The case of South Sea Islanders in AustraliaEmma Christopher9 The ‘common practice of kidnapping and slavery’: Recovering the hidden history of pearling in Northern Australia Malcolm Allbrook10 Legacies of British slave ownership: Imperial reach and the reconfiguration of labour regimes Keith McClelland11 Legacies of a colonial past: Slaves, convicts, free workers and the Australian commonsHamish Maxwell-Stewart

Zoë Laidlaw is Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. Jane Lydon is Professor of History at the University of Western Australia.

• Foreword: The silence of slavery – Yarning about freedom in my familyCarol DowlingIntroduction: Australian and New Zealand legacies of slaveryZoë Laidlaw and Jane Lydon 1 Profession and patrimony: Australian colonial governors and British slavery, 1788–1901Zoë Laidlaw2 Slavery, manumission and abolition in the life of Lachlan Macquarie Annemarie McLaren3 Slavery and the foundation of the Swan River colony: The Stirling, Mangles and Prinsep familiesAoife Nugent4 Measuring Noah’s ark: Western Australian legacies of British slavery Jane Lydon and Xavier Reader5 Landed families, intergenerational wealth and the creation of a ‘pastoral interest’ in Western Australia, 1830–50Jeremy Martens6 Slavery and South Australia’s colonisation: Resituating George Fife AngasNikita Vanderbyl7 Transatlantic slavery, trans-Tasman mobility and Indigenous history in New ZealandAngela McCarthy and Angela Wanhalla8 Blackness and slavery in the aftermath of abolition: The case of South Sea Islanders in AustraliaEmma Christopher9 The ‘common practice of kidnapping and slavery’: Recovering the hidden history of pearling in Northern Australia Malcolm Allbrook10 Legacies of British slave ownership: Imperial reach and the reconfiguration of labour regimes Keith McClelland11 Legacies of a colonial past: Slaves, convicts, free workers and the Australian commonsHamish Maxwell-Stewart