Connecting Worlds and People : Early Modern Diasporas (Hardcover)

Introduction [Dagmar Freist and Susanne Lachenicht] 1. The Nation of Naturales del Reino de Granada: Transforming Identities in the Morisco Castilian Diaspora, 1502?1614 [Manuel F. Fernandez Chaves and Rafael M. Perez Garcia] 2. The Huguenots’ Maritime Networks, 16th?18th Centuries [Susanne Lachenicht] 3. The Challenge of Linking Two Worlds: Transatlantic Quaker Connections, the American Revolution, and Abolitionism, 17th?18th Centuries [Sunne Juterczenka] 4. “A Very Warm Surinam Kiss”: Staying Connected, Getting Engaged?Interlacing Social Sites of the Moravian Diaspora [Dagmar Freist] 5. Owning the Body, Wooing the Soul: How Forced Labor Was Justified in the Moravian Correspondence Network in Eighteenth-Century Surinam [Jessica Cronshagen] 6. Lutheran Correspondence Networks in the Eighteenth Century Atlantic World [Hermann Wellenreuther] 7. A Diaspora on the Edge of Modernity?: The Jewish Minority in Gothenburg in Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries [Anna Brismark and Pia Lundqvist]