In this Issue

Table of Contents

Editorial

Matt Cook, Catherine Hall
pp. i-ii
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Remembering 1807: Histories of the Slave Trade, Slavery and Aboltion

Introduction

Catherine Hall
pp. 1-5
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Excessive Memories: Slavery, Insurance and Resistance

Anita Rupprecht
pp. 6-28
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The Zong and the Lord Chief Justice

Jeremy Krikler
pp. 29-47
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'My Voice is sold, & I must be a Slave': Abolition Rhetoric, British Liberty and the Yorkshire Elections of 1806 and 1807

Kirsten McKenzie
pp. 48-73
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'Possessing Slaves': Ownership, Compensation and Metropolitan Society in Britain at the time of Emancipation 1834–40

Nick Draper
pp. 74-102
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Sierra Leone and Other Sites in the War of Representation over Slavery

David Lambert
pp. 103-132
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Heathens, Slaves and Aborigines: Thomas Hodgkin's Critique of Missions and Anti-slavery

Zoë Laidlaw
pp. 133-161
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Set in Stone? Statues and Slavery in London

Madge Dresser
pp. 162-199
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Commemorating Slavery 2007: a Personal View from Inside the Museums

Katherine Prior
pp. 200-210
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Articles and Essays

War, Migration and Alienation in Colonial Calcutta: the Remaking of Muzaffar Ahmad

Suchetana Chattopadhyay
pp. 212-239
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Debating the Armenian Massacres in the Last Ottoman Parliament, November – December 1918

Ayhan Aktar
pp. 240-270
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New Ways in History, 1966–2006

Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom
pp. 271-294
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A New Civilization? London Surveyed 1928-1940s

Sally Alexander
pp. 296-320
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Global Times and Spaces: on Historicizing the Global

Introduction

Felix Driver
pp. 321-322
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Not Even Remotely Global? Method and Scale in World History

Antoinette M. Burton
pp. 323-328
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Historicizing the Global, or Labouring for Invention?

Sanjay Subrahmanyam
pp. 329-334
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From Globalization to Global History

Maxine Berg
pp. 335-340
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Globe Talk: the Cartographic Logic of Late Capitalism

Iain A. Boal
pp. 341-346
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History at Large

The Genesis of East End Underworld: Chapters in the Life of Arthur Harding by Raphael Samuel

Stan Newens
pp. 347-353
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Stories of Migration: The Anishinaabeg and Irish Immigrants in the Great Lakes Region

Deirdre Keenan
pp. 354-370
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History on the Line

Border-Crossing: My Imperial Routes

Maya Jasanoff
pp. 372-381
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Book Reviews

Slavers

Brycchan Carey
pp. 382-389
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Commemorative History without Guarantees

Cora Kaplan
pp. 389-397
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Go There!

Anne Summers
pp. 398-401
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Two Occult Philosophers in the Elizabethan Age

Peter J. Forshaw
pp. 401-410
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Mass Observation Redux

Susan D. Pennybacker
pp. 411-419
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Getting Along

Judith Pollmann
pp. 419-424
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Starry Eyed

James Hamilton
pp. 425-430
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Enlighteners

Karen, Dr O'Brien
pp. 430-438
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On the Record

Richard Taws
pp. 439-445
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Bloomsbury Lives

Santanu Das
pp. 445-454
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Report Back

Remembering 1956: Destalinization and Suez after Fifty Years

Jane Caplan, Catriona Kelly
pp. 455-456
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'Reconfiguring the British' Seminars and Commemoration of the Bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave-Trade

Esmé Cleall
pp. 456-459
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Obituaries

John La Rose (1927–2006)

Brian W. Alleyne
pp. 460-466
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Michael Zimmermann (1951–2007)

Eve Rosenhaft
pp. 467-469
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