H
Hacendados : absentee, 59 , 62 , 77 -78;
attempts to reimpose slavery, 27 , 28 ;
control of slaves by, 58 ;
fear of revolt, 60 -61;
killings of, 57 ;
mobility of, 66 -67.
See also Haciendas;
Slaveholders
Haciendas, 15 , 22 , 27 , 59 ;
abuse of slaves on, 19 -20, 60 , 63 , 80 , 229 n32;
circulation of slaves of, 46 -47, 60 , 61 , 65 -67, 69 , 75 , 93 , 94 , 187 , 229 nn36, 37 ;
composition of slave families, 10 -11;
conversion to wage labor, 222 n15;
crop substitution by, 220 n1;
distribution of male and female slaves on, 42 , 43 , 44 -46, 95 , 221 n4, 226 n11;
effect of abolition decree on, 77 -78;
incidence of slave marriages on, 45 -46, 225 -26n10;
land area of, 43 , 44 , 45 , 50 , 52 ;
management by slaves, 52 -53;
migration from, 79 -85;
monetization of relations on, 96 ;
outplacement of slaves by owners, 37 -38;
prominence of women on, 205 ;
recruitment by patriot army on, 87 ;
release of slaves by, 16 -18, 32 -33, 50 , 66 -79, 93 -96, 202 , 204 , 205 ;
relocation of slaves to, 28 -29, 174 , 183 -87;
reproduction of slaves on, 47 -50, 48 -49, 54 , 84 ;
slave population of, 10 , 27 , 38 , 40 , 41 -43, 44 , 47 , 95 , 224 n6;
spheres of production on, 15 -16, 222 n15;
systems of internal control, 58 -62, 228 n26;
transfers of slave ownership from, 19 -20, 63 -64, 80 -82, 83 ;
transition to wage labor, 69 -70;
value of slave children of, 12 -13;
working conditions of slaves, 52 -58
Haiti, 222 n13
on marriage patterns, 148 , 236 n22, 237 nn24, 29 ;
on productivity of Lima parishes, 225 n9;
on rural stagnation, 95 , 232 n76
Huaito hacienda, 53 -55, 58 , 69 , 96
Huánuco insurrection, 3