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Index<br />

379<br />

government of, 218–19<br />

mass suicide <strong>in</strong>, 92, 334n2<br />

military tra<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong>, 205<br />

physical description of, 176–78<br />

population estimate of, 129<br />

religion <strong>in</strong>, 236<br />

“republic of warriors”, 67, 129<br />

social structure of, 212, 251<br />

trade with merchants, 258<br />

treaty with Portuguese: dissension<br />

over, 313–14; l<strong>and</strong> grants <strong>to</strong> Whites,<br />

298; terms of, 291<br />

tribute paid <strong>to</strong>, by planters, 289<br />

water sources <strong>in</strong>, 184<br />

weapons <strong>in</strong>, 209–10<br />

Panama<br />

Maroon settlements <strong>in</strong>, 114<br />

treaty with Maroons <strong>in</strong>, terms of, 290<br />

Pearl Lagoon (Nicaragua), 110, 261<br />

Peru<br />

assaults by Maroons <strong>in</strong>, 133<br />

Lima: ethnicity of deserters, 79; gender<br />

of deserters, 70; urban desertion, 105<br />

Pierce, Frankl<strong>in</strong>, 155<br />

poor Whites<br />

pejorative terms for, 38, 39<br />

position <strong>in</strong> society, 39, 41–42<br />

relations with Blacks <strong>and</strong> Maroons,<br />

39–40, 80–81<br />

power, abuse of: by civil officials, 279–80<br />

Quacy, Graman, 269–71<br />

Quakers: opposition <strong>to</strong> slavery, 106<br />

Quashie, 282<br />

religion<br />

Afro-Christian, 231, 232–38<br />

Catholicism, conversion of Maroons<br />

<strong>to</strong>, 276–77<br />

clergy, role of, <strong>in</strong> treaty-mak<strong>in</strong>g, 306–7<br />

justification for slavery, 348n7<br />

as political strategy, 236–38<br />

role of, <strong>in</strong> African societies, 229–30<br />

role of, <strong>in</strong> Maroon societies, 230–38,<br />

342n17<br />

resistance<br />

forms of, 31–32<br />

nature of, 16–17<br />

revolutionary consciousness, development<br />

of, 315–22<br />

rice, cultivation of, 248–49<br />

Rivas, Guillermo, 135, 142, 143, 176, 283<br />

beheaded, 167<br />

despotism of, 213, 214<br />

libera<strong>to</strong>r, seen as, 317<br />

leadership qualities of, 220<br />

Rivas, Miguel, 176, 232<br />

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques: Du Contrat Social<br />

(The Social Contract), on illegitimacy of<br />

slavery, 42<br />

<strong>runaways</strong>, 44–45<br />

age range of, 64–65<br />

armed b<strong>and</strong>s of, 53–54<br />

castration of, 163–65<br />

concessions won by, 284–85<br />

corpses of, display of, 161, 167<br />

dest<strong>in</strong>ations of, 272–73; ; Spanish<br />

colonies, 276–78; urban vs. rural,<br />

72–73<br />

families of: left beh<strong>in</strong>d, 57–58; punishment<br />

of, 168–69<br />

female, 72–78<br />

frequent, 55–56<br />

mechanisms of escape of, 95–96<br />

numbers of, <strong>in</strong> Haiti, 101<br />

return of, by pacified Maroons, 307–15<br />

solitary: limited <strong>freedom</strong> of, 59–61<br />

solitary conf<strong>in</strong>ement of, 165–67<br />

<strong>in</strong> sou<strong>the</strong>rn United States, 120<br />

See also Maroons<br />

Sa<strong>in</strong>t-Marc, Henriette, 76<br />

Sánchez, Ventura, 141, 260, 306; betrayal<br />

<strong>and</strong> suicide of, 294<br />

S<strong>and</strong>oval, Gómez de (governor of<br />

Dom<strong>in</strong>ican Republic), 113

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