Laboring Women: Reproduction and Gender in New World Slavery (Early American Studies)
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Laboring Women: Reproduction and Gender in New World Slavery (Early American Studies)

by Jennifer L. Morgan

History Gender Studies
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Laboring Women examines reproduction and gender in the context of New World slavery. Jennifer L. Morgan’s focused study contributes to Early American Studies by centering women’s labor and reproductive experiences within the broader history of slavery and the early Americas.

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Laboring Women explores the relationship between reproduction, gender, and slavery in the New World.

Jennifer L. Morgan places women’s labor and reproductive experiences at the center of an inquiry into early American history.

As part of the Early American Studies series, the book presents a focused scholarly examination of gender and slavery.

Its subject matter will interest readers studying women’s history, the history of slavery, and the early Americas.

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