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Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Illustrations, Maps, and Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1: Slavery and Iberian Colonization -- Portrait One: Estevanico and the Exploration of the Spanish Borderlands -- 2: Bewtiful Empyre: Challenges to Iberian Dominance and the Transformation of New World Slavery -- Portrait Two: Jacqueline Lemelle and Chica da Silva: Slavery, Freedom, and Family -- 3: An Era of Emancipation: Slavery and Revolution in the Americas -- Portrait Three: Simón Bolívar and the Problem of Equality -- 4: The Resurgence and Destruction of Slavery in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Brazil -- Portrait Four: Abolitionists of the Second Slavery -- Conclusion: Legacies of Latin American Slavery -- Notes -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Index -- Back Cover.

Uncharted landscapes of "Latin America" : the Philippines in the Spanish imperial archipelago / Javier Morillo-Alicea -- The wealth of empire : Francisco Arango y Parreño, political economy, and the second slavery in Cuba / Dale Tomich -- Visions of empire and historical imagination in Puerto Rico under Spanish rule, 1870-1898 / Astrid Cubano-Iguina -- "Spain and America : all is one" : historiography of the conquest and colonization of the Americas and national mythology in Spain c. 1892-c. 1992 / Antonio Feros -- Colonial pasts and national presents. Introduction / Christopher Schmidt-Nowara and John Nieto-Phillips -- Spanish, Spain, and the Hispanic community : science and rhetoric in the history of Spanish linguistics / José del Valle -- Colonialism and national histories : José Manuel Restrepo and Bartolomé Mitre / Jeremy Adelman -- When tourists came, the Mestizos went away : Hispanophilia and the racial whitening of New Mexico, 1880s-1940s / John Nieto-Phillips -- Epics of greater America : Herbert Eugene Bolton's quest for a transnational American history / Samuel Truett -- Afterword. Echoes of colonialism : peninsulares, wholesome hispanics, steamy Latins / John Nieto-Phillips

Intro -- CONTENTS -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Spain in the Antilles and the Antilles in Spain -- 1. The Limits of Revolution: Slavery and Liberty in Spain and Cuba, 1833-1854 -- 2. "Cuestión de brazos": The Rise of Puerto Rican Antislavery, 1840-1860 -- 3. Free Trade and Protectionism: The Transformation of the Metropolitan Public Sphere, 1854‒1868 -- 4. Family, Association, and Free Wage Labor: Social Reform in Liberal Madrid, 1854‒1868 -- 5. The Colonial Public Sphere: The Making of the Spanish Abolitionist Society, 1861‒1868 -- 6. Revolution and Slavery: 1868‒1870 -- 7. "Today Victory Is Assured": Abolitionism and a New Imperial Order, 1870‒1874 -- Conclusion: The Impact and Legacy of Abolitionism -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Le mouvement d'indépendance du début du XIX e siècle en Amérique latine, jadis considéré comme très conservateur, apparaît aujourd'hui comme profondément démocratique et radical, en particulier dans les sociétés où l'esclavage occupait une place importante. La démocratie politique, la suppression de la discrimination raciale officielle et l'abolition de l'esclavage font partie des avancées dont les historiens parlent aujourd'hui lorsqu'ils traitent des changements révolutionnaires de cette période. Cet article examine comment se sont construites ces toutes nouvelles relectures et la manière dont les historiens ont étudié le rôle des structures coloniales à partir des aspirations révolutionnaires.