The treason of Dom Pedro Nkanga a Mvemba against Dom Diogo, King of Kongo, 1550 / John K. Thornton, Linda Heywood
Maroon Chief Alonso de Illescas' letter to the Crown, 1586 / Charles Beatty-Medina
Queen Njinga Mbandi Ana de Sousa of Ndongo/Matamba: African leadership, diplomacy, and ideology, 1620s-1650s / Linda Heywood ; document translation by Luis Madureira
Afro-Iberian subjects: petitioning the Crown at home, serving the Crown abroad, 1590s-1630s / Leo J. Garofalo
Elder, slave, and soldier: maroon voices from the Palenque del Limón, 1634 / Kathryn Joy McKnight
Juan Roque's donation of a house to the Zape confraternity, Mexico City, 1623 / Nicole von Germeten
Death, gender, and writing: testaments of women of African origin in seventeenth-century Lima, 1651-1666 / José R. Jouve-Martin
To live as a pueblo: a contentious endeavor, El Cobre, Cuba, 1670s-1790s / María Elena Díaz
The making of a free Lucumí household: Ana de la Calle's will and goods, northern Peruvian coast, 1719 / Rachel Sarah O'Toole
"El rey de los congos": the clandestine coronation of Pedro Duarte in Buenos Aires, 1787 / Patricia Fogelman ... [et al.]
The witchcraft trials of Paula de Eguiluz, a black woman, in Cartagena de Indias, 1620-1636 / Sara Vicuña Guengerich
A Spanish Caribbean captivity narrative: African sailors and Puritan slavers, 1635 / David Wheat
The saint's life of Sister Chicaba, c. 1676-1748: an as-told-to slave narrative / Sue E. Houchins, Baltasar Fra-Molinero
The regent, the secretary, and the widow: power, ethnicity, and gender in the confraternity of Saints Elesbão and Iphigenia, Rio de Janeiro, 1784-1786 / Elizabeth W. Kiddy
Confessing sodomy, accusing a master: the Lisbon trial of Pernambuco's Luiz da Costa, 1743 / Richard A. Gordon
Slavery, writing, and female resistance: Black women litigants in Lima's late colonial tribunals of the 1780s / Maribel Arrelucea Barrantes ... [et al.]
The case of Javier, Esclavo, against his master for cruel punishment, San Juan, Argentina, 1795 / Ana Teresa Fanchin ... [et al.]
In the royal service of Spain: the milicianos Morenos Manuel and Antonio Pérez during the Napoleonic Invasion, 1808-1812 / Jorge L. Chinea.
