Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s
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Resumo: | This article traces the career and migrations of George Dawson Flinter,a naturalized Spanish subject of Irish origin, who became a prominentapologist for slavery and Spanish colonial rule in the Caribbean in the1820s and 1830s. It argues that Flinter’s experiences in the revolutionaryAmericas, especially in Venezuela, shaped his attitudes toward slavery,freedom, race, and social order, which he promoted on behalf of theSpanish regime as a propagandist in Britain and in Puerto Rico. Flinter’swritings, loyalties, and migrations throw new light on the sources ofproslavery thought, not only in the Spanish Caribbean, but also in thebroader Atlantic world during the consolidation of the second slavery. |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830sviolencefearsecond slaveryviolênciamedosegunda escravidãoThis article traces the career and migrations of George Dawson Flinter,a naturalized Spanish subject of Irish origin, who became a prominentapologist for slavery and Spanish colonial rule in the Caribbean in the1820s and 1830s. It argues that Flinter’s experiences in the revolutionaryAmericas, especially in Venezuela, shaped his attitudes toward slavery,freedom, race, and social order, which he promoted on behalf of theSpanish regime as a propagandist in Britain and in Puerto Rico. Flinter’swritings, loyalties, and migrations throw new light on the sources ofproslavery thought, not only in the Spanish Caribbean, but also in thebroader Atlantic world during the consolidation of the second slavery.Este artigo acompanha a carreira e as migrações de George DawsonFlinter, um indivíduo naturalizado espanhol, de origem irlandesa, que setornou um proeminente defensor da escravidão e do domínio colonialespanhol no Caribe nas décadas de 1820 e 1830. O artigo argumentaque as experiências de Flinter no continente americano em revolução,especialmente na Venezuela, deu forma às suas posições em relação àescravidão, liberdade, raça e ordem social, que ele propagou em nome doregime espanhol no Reino Unido e em Porto Rico. Os escritos de Flinter,seus tratos de lealdade, migrações, lançam uma nova luz sobre as origensdo pensamento escravocrata, não só no Caribe espanhol, mas também emtodo o Atlântico, durante a consolidação do período da segunda escravidão.Universidade Federal de São Paulo2022-01-03info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.unifesp.br/index.php/alm/article/view/1327410.1590/2236-463320140804Almanack; No. 8 (2014)Almanack; Núm. 8 (2014)Almanack; n. 8 (2014)2236-4633reponame:Almanack (Guarulhos)instname:Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)instacron:UNIFESPenghttps://periodicos.unifesp.br/index.php/alm/article/view/13274/9310Copyright (c) 2022 Christopher Schmidt-Nowarahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSchmidt-Nowara, Christopher 2022-01-03T15:18:54Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/13274Revistahttps://periodicos.unifesp.br/index.php/almPUBhttps://periodicos.unifesp.br/index.php/alm/oaialmanack@unifesp.br||andremachados@yahoo.com.br2236-46332236-4633opendoar:2022-01-03T15:18:54Almanack (Guarulhos) - Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)false |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s Schmidt-Nowara, Christopher violence fear second slavery violência medo segunda escravidão |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Continental Origins of Insular Proslavery: George Dawson Flinter in Curaçao, Venezuela, Britain, and Puerto Rico, 1810s-1830s |
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Schmidt-Nowara, Christopher |
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Schmidt-Nowara, Christopher |
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Schmidt-Nowara, Christopher |
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violence fear second slavery violência medo segunda escravidão |
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violence fear second slavery violência medo segunda escravidão |
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This article traces the career and migrations of George Dawson Flinter,a naturalized Spanish subject of Irish origin, who became a prominentapologist for slavery and Spanish colonial rule in the Caribbean in the1820s and 1830s. It argues that Flinter’s experiences in the revolutionaryAmericas, especially in Venezuela, shaped his attitudes toward slavery,freedom, race, and social order, which he promoted on behalf of theSpanish regime as a propagandist in Britain and in Puerto Rico. Flinter’swritings, loyalties, and migrations throw new light on the sources ofproslavery thought, not only in the Spanish Caribbean, but also in thebroader Atlantic world during the consolidation of the second slavery. |
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