Cette thèse est une histoire politique de la question de l’esclavage durant l’ère des révolutions sous l’angle de la diplomatie. Le point d’ancrage de l’étude se situe sur l’insurrection de Saint-Domingue dont l’aboutissement fut l’indépendance de la république d’Haïti en 1804. En plaçant Saint-Domingue/Haïti au centre de son récit, elle permet d’éclairer des situations et ruptures majeures de la période quant à l’avenir de l’esclavage colonial aux Amériques : le réformisme impérial britannique marqué par l’abolition de la traite en 1807 et la tentative d’extension de cette décision aux autres nations européennes au Congrès de Vienne ; la politique anti-traite des Etats-Unis lors des années 1790, puis l’acquisition de la Louisiane en 1803 q...
In 1807, the British Empire ended its legal involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. The relati...
This study offers a overview of the colonial policy of the Consulate, a largely unknownfield of stud...
This dissertation examines the ways that slaves and free blacks participated in and shaped the Bourb...
Cette thèse est une histoire politique de la question de l’esclavage durant l’ère des révolutions so...
This dissertation is a political history of the question of slavery during the era of revolutions fr...
Contrary to the historiographical tradition, the French metropolitan slave trade continued throughou...
International audienceThe Pearl of the West Indies was the most prosperous plantation colony of the ...
The year 1848 in the French Colonies of the Caribbean is a span in the long process of suppression o...
International audienceThe development of the abolition movement occurred mostly, but not exclusively...
In 1848, the French National Assembly voted to abolish slavery in the French colonies. This Act rais...
French treatment of slaves in Saint-Domingue at the end of the eighteenth century constituted one of...
This paper turns on the main plans of emancipating the slaves in the French colonies which appeared ...
The French colonial administration was confronted with severe obstacles for the implementation of th...
Neither economic factors nor slave resistance brought about the abolition of French colonial slavery...
African slavery after the 1848 abolition decree: servitude and jus soli. Slavery represented the m...
In 1807, the British Empire ended its legal involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. The relati...
This study offers a overview of the colonial policy of the Consulate, a largely unknownfield of stud...
This dissertation examines the ways that slaves and free blacks participated in and shaped the Bourb...
Cette thèse est une histoire politique de la question de l’esclavage durant l’ère des révolutions so...
This dissertation is a political history of the question of slavery during the era of revolutions fr...
Contrary to the historiographical tradition, the French metropolitan slave trade continued throughou...
International audienceThe Pearl of the West Indies was the most prosperous plantation colony of the ...
The year 1848 in the French Colonies of the Caribbean is a span in the long process of suppression o...
International audienceThe development of the abolition movement occurred mostly, but not exclusively...
In 1848, the French National Assembly voted to abolish slavery in the French colonies. This Act rais...
French treatment of slaves in Saint-Domingue at the end of the eighteenth century constituted one of...
This paper turns on the main plans of emancipating the slaves in the French colonies which appeared ...
The French colonial administration was confronted with severe obstacles for the implementation of th...
Neither economic factors nor slave resistance brought about the abolition of French colonial slavery...
African slavery after the 1848 abolition decree: servitude and jus soli. Slavery represented the m...
In 1807, the British Empire ended its legal involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. The relati...
This study offers a overview of the colonial policy of the Consulate, a largely unknownfield of stud...
This dissertation examines the ways that slaves and free blacks participated in and shaped the Bourb...