Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1:
The seditious seeds of Haiti and the 1795 slave conspiracy in Aguadilla
Chapter II:
Major disturbances in the capital of Puerto Rico, 1812
Chapter III:
Bayamón, July 1821
Chapter IV:
Docoudray Holstein and the Night of San Miguel
Chapter V:
From the Bomba Dance in Ponce to the New Reglamento de Esclavos de Puerto Rico of 1826
Chapter VI:
Boom and crisis in the sugar industry, 1790-1850
Chapter VII:
Conspiracies on the south of the island, 1830-1841 and the 1842 conspiracy in Ponce
Chapter VIII:
The 1841 march of the slaves for Chapter II, Article III of the Reglamento de Esclavos de Puerto Rico
Chapter IX:
The capture of the town of Toa Baja, 1843
Chapter X:
The Bando Contra la Raza Negra and the 1848 slave conspiracy in Ponce
Chapter XI:
“The final attempt”: The 1848 slave conspiracy in Vega Baja
Chapter XII:
Homicides committed by slaves: 1850-1873
Chapter XIII:
Conclusion: Slave conspiracies and uprisings in Puerto Rico, 1796-1848
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