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Book Review
Slavery, Race, and Conquest in the Tropics: Lincoln, Douglas, and the Future of Latin America
2014
Overview
[...]Robert May's principal focus is U.S. domestic politics, while Latin America appears largely as a figment of the imaginations of proslavery southerners and aspiring colonizers of free blacks. May has staked out territory as a leading authority on the peculiar character of antebellum American imperialism, an imperialism that refused to credit the peoples of Latin America with the slightest agency and assumed that white Anglo Americans could overwhelm them without effort and consequences.
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University of Pennsylvania Press
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