"Part of a series of publications associated with the research agenda of the Nigerian Hinterland Project and the UNESCO "Slave Route" Project"--Ack. Includes bibliographical references (p. [265]-288) and index.
Contents:
Slavery, the Bilād al-Sūdān and the frontiers of the African diaspora / Paul E. Lovejoy -- Frontiers of enslavement: Bagirmi and the Trans-Saharan slave routes / Michael LaRue -- Ilorin as a slaving and slave trading emirate / Ann O'Hear -- The southward campaigns of Nupe in the lower Niger valley / Femi J. Kolapo -- The development of Mamlūk slavery in the Sokoto Caliphate / Sean Stilwell -- Slavery on two Ribāṭ in Kano and Sokoto / John Edward Philips -- Slavery and plantation society at Dorayi in Kano emirate / Ibrahim Hamza -- The religious practices of black slaves in the Mediterranean Islamic world / John Hunwick -- Aḥmad ibn al-Qāḍī al-Timbuktāwī on the Bori ceremonies of Tunis / Ismael Musah Montana -- Muḥammad Kabā Saghanughu and the Muslim community of Jamaica / Yacine Dadi Addoun and Paul Lovejoy -- Community of believers: Trinidad Muslims and the return to Africa, 1810-1850 / David V. Trotman and Paul E. Lovejoy -- Muslim freedmen in the Atlantic world: images of manumission and self-redemption / Paul E. Lovejoy.
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