The Sephardic Atlantic

Chapter 1 Postcolonial Approaches to the Early Modern Sephardic Atlantic

Chapter 2 New Christian Slave Traders: A Literature Review and Research Agenda

Chapter 3 A “Racial” Approach to the History of Early Afro-Portuguese Relationships? The Case of Senegambia and Cabo Verde in the Late Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries

Chapter 4 Mediating Multiculturalism: Jews, Blacks, and Curaçao, 1825–1970

Chapter 5 Galut and Empire: On the Way to Final Redemption

Chapter 6 Caspar Barlaeus, Dutch Expansion, and the Sephardic Community in the Atlantic World: A Note on the Intellectual History of Amsterdam in the Seventeenth Century

Chapter 7 The Empire Writes Back: David Nassy and Jewish Creole Historiography in Colonial Suriname

Chapter 8 Jewish Savannah in Atlantic Perspective: A Reconsideration of North America’s First Intentional Jewish Community

Chapter 9 Becoming Imperial Citizens: Jews and Freemasonry in the British Caribbean (Early Nineteenth Century)

Chapter 10 Christopher Columbus and Jamaican Jews: History into Memory

Chapter 11 Triangulating Memory: Sephardism in Caribbean Literature

Chapter 12 Esther Brandeau/Jacques La Fargue: An Eighteenth-Century Multicrosser in the Canadian Cultural Archive

Chapter 13 Judeo-Moroccan Traditions and the Age of European Expansionism in North Africa