Enslaved Death, Plantation Medicine, and the Law in Cuba after 1820. | History – EBSCO
This article focuses on the 1837 criminal infanticide case of Teresa Lucumí, an enslaved African woman in nineteenth-century Cuba, examining how …Read More
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