The Empire of Necessity (58 page)

Joaquín

Joaquín
(ship)

Jones, W. C.

José

Juan Fernández

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Kappa, Lansiné

Kentucky

King Island

La Guaira

Luisa
(ship)

Laqueur, Thomas

lascars

Latin

law

on child indenture

defensor de los negros

Fugitive Slave Act

of general average

Islamic

maritime

Tryal
trial and executions

Lawrence, D. H.

Lawrence, T. E.

Lima

overland slave route

war for independence

Lincoln, Abraham

Little, George

Liverpool

Nelson monument

Llavallol del Riu, Jaime

London

Lopatequi, Tomás

Louisiana

Purchase

Louisiana
(ship)

Louis XVI, King of France

execution of

Lovejoy, Paul

Low, Rufus

Lucas, Robert

Luther, Nathaniel

Lyell, Charles

Mackay, Mungo

Madrid

Malaysia

Mali

Malvina Islands

Mandinka

Manifest Destiny

Mars
(ship)

Martha’s Vineyard

Más Afuera

Mashpee

Massachusetts

Matador
(ship)

Matthiessen, F. O.

Matus, José

Mayflower
(ship)

Maza, Francisco

McCain, John

medicine

slavery and

Melville, Herman

Africa and

“The Bell-Tower”

Benito Cereno

Billy Budd

Civil War poems

Darwin and

The Encantadas

existential views of

Israel Potter

in Liverpool

Manifest Destiny and

Mardi

“Misgivings”

Moby-Dick

Redburn

on slavery

Typee

White-Jacket

on whiteness

Mendoza

Mentor
(ship)

mercantilism

contraband

Spanish American slave economy

Mercury
(ship)

Metcalf, Theodore

Methodism

Mexico

Mexico City

Miantonomoh
(ship)

Middle Passage

reversal of

ship conditions

Milá de la Roca, José Ramón

Minerva
(ship)

Missouri Compromise

Mitchell, Moses

Molina, Juan Cayetano

Montevideo

slavery

Mordeille, François-de-Paul Hippolyte

Morgan, Edmund

Mori

execution of

Morison, Samuel Eliot

Morrison, Toni

Song of Solomon

mortality rate

Moulton, William

Mozambique

Murre, Raymundo

Murrell, James

music and dance

Muslims

reconquista
and

slavery and

Muxica, Joaquín José de

Mye, James

Mystic Massacre

Nancy
(ship)

Nantucket

Napoleon Bonaparte

Native Americans

child indenture

guardian system

religious conversion of

as slaves

Nelson, Horatio

Neptune
(ship)

conditions on

rebellion

renamed
Aguila

Neruda, Pablo

“Babo, the Rebel”

New Bedford

New England

economy

New Renaissance

sealing and

slavery

New Haven

New London

Newman, Paul

New Orleans

Newport

New York

Niger River

Night of Power (Laylat al-Qadr)

Nkrumah, Kwame

Nonell, Juan

North Carolina

Nymph of the Sea
(ship)

Obama, Barack

Ocampo, Victoria

oil, whale

Olazábal, Don Benito

Ollague, Anselmo

Oneida
(ship)

Onico
(ship)

rebellion

sealing

opium

Palacio, José Ignacio

Palau Islands

Panama

Panther
(ship)

Paraguay

Paraná River

Paris

Park, Mungo

Parker, Hershel

parricide

Patagonia

Patterson, Orlando

“people of color” (term)

Pequots

Perseverance
(ship)

building of

first sealing voyage

second sealing voyage

Tryal
chase, battle, and capture

Tryal
rebellion and deception

Peru

abolition

overland slave route

war for independence

Philadelphia

Philbrick, Nathaniel

Philippines

Phillips, David

Pierce, Franklin

Pilgrim
(ship)

Pino, Joaquín del

Pio Quinto

piracy.
See
privateering

Pizarro, Francisco

Plymouth

Pollock, Procopio

Pompey

Port-au-Prince

Portugal

Potosí

privateering

democratization of

Protestantism

Providence

Puerto Rico

Putnam’s Monthly

Quakers

Qu’ran

Ramadan

reconquista

Rediker, Marcus

Red-Jacket

religion

Duxbury

Islam and slavery

reconquista

Second Great Awakening

See also specific religions

Retiro, El

Retiro de Buenos Aires
(ship),

revolts, slave.
See
slave revolts

Revolutionary Army of the Andes

Rhode Island

Rio de Janeiro

Río de la Plata

Ripley, Sarah Alden Bradford

Riti, José de

Robles, Juan

Rocha, Simão de

Rockman, Seth

Rôdeur
(ship)

Rogin, Michael Paul

Romero, Tomás Antonio

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Rotalde, Ignacio Santiago de

Rouse, Henry William

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques:

Discourse on Inequality

Social Contract

Rozas, Juan Martínez de

Russia

Rutter, Sally

Saint-Louis

Salem

Sandoval, Alonso de

Sanger, Zedekiah

San Ignacio
(ship)

San Juan Nepomuceno
(ship)

rebellion

San León
(ship)

Sanson, Peter

San Martin, José de

Santa Catalina

Santa Eulalia
(ship)

rebellion

Santa María Island

Santiago

Santo Domingo

slave revolt

São Nicolau

sealing

Chinese market

contraband

first voyage of
Perseverance

labor relations and corruption

methods of

Onico

second voyage of
Perseverance

vanishing herds

Senegal

Seville

Shakespeare, William

Henry VI

Timon of Athens

Shaw, Lemuel

ships, slave.
See
slavery; Spanish American slavery;
specific ships

Sims, Thomas

slave revolts

Amistad

Christiansborg

law of general average and

Neptune

parricide

San Juan Nepomuceno

Santa Eulalia

Tryal
chase, battle, and capture

Tryal
rebellion and deception

Tryal
trial and executions

United States

slave routes, map of

slavery

abolition of,

British trade