Cover of The Jamaican Historical Review, Volume XXV (25), 2011

Volume XXV (25) · 2011

Law and Order in Nineteenth Century Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago

Editorial

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Editorial

Articles

pp. 4–33, 99–103

A civilianization experiment: women as litigants and defendants during the imperial amelioration in Trinidad 1823–1834

pp. 34–65, 103–109

“Mawkish sentimentalism”? Prisons and penal reform in post-emancipation Jamaica

pp. 66–85, 109–110

“Murder most foul”: an examination of some homicide cases in post-slavery Jamaica

Book Reviews

pp. 86–88

Philip Allsworth-Jones, Pre-Columbian Jamaica

pp. 89–93

Karina Williamson, ed, Contrary Voices: Representation of West Indian Slavery, 1657–1834

pp. 94–98

Audra A. Diptee, From Africa to Jamaica: The Making of an Atlantic Slave Society, 1775–1807