'Malleable at the European Will': British Discourse on Slavery (1784-1824) and the Image of Africans
3.6.1 Islam as the Ultimate Other3.6.2 Arabic Slave Trade; 3.6.3 Islamic Influence in Africa as "Some Feeble Light"; 3.7 Modernity and the Atlantic System; 3.7.1 African History; 3.7.2 Slave Trade and Abolition; 3.7.3 British History; 3.7.4 The American Revolution; 3.7.5 History of the Caribbean Islands; 3.7.6 Larger Historical Context-British and European History; 3.8 Conclusion; 4 The Discourse on Slavery; 4.1 Corpus-based Appreciation of the Discourse as a Whole; 4.1.1 The Ten Most Frequent Nouns; 4.1.2 Thematic Selection from the 150 Most Frequent Nouns; 4.2 James Ramsay's Essay (1784)
