This book delves into the intricate legal and social framework that shaped the lives of enslaved Africans and their descendants in the French colonies of the Americas. Drawing from the Code Noir, a pivotal 17th-century legal text, the author illuminates the harsh realities and complexities of the slave system, revealing the interplay between power, exploitation, and resistance. Through an in-depth examination of the code's articles, the author explores its profound impact on the lives of enslaved people, encompassing issues of identity, autonomy, and the struggle for freedom. This insightful work offers a crucial understanding of the historical context and legal underpinnings of slavery in the French colonial empire, shedding light on the enduring legacy of this oppressive system.
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