Paying the Price of Freedom
  Acknowledgments

  Introduction
 collapse sectionChapter One  Major Events and Everyday Life
 •Thinking Out Loud
 collapse sectionChapter Two  From Rural to Urban Life
 •Parishes and Haciendas: Geography and Statistics
 collapse sectionProduction Units and Labor Relations
 •The Working Life of Hacienda Slaves
 •Hacendados and Mayordomos: Absence, Presence, and Ethnicity
 •Accumulation on the Haciendas
 •Mobility and Accumulation
 •Family Relations
 •Maroons, Bandits, and Militiamen: Darker Links between Countryside and City
 •Patterns of Manumission in Lima's Hinterland
 collapse sectionChapter Three  In the City
 •The Complexion of Black Society
 •Distribution of the Slave Population
 •Daily Wages: Part of Everyday Life
 •Children in Slaves' Lives
 collapse sectionChapter Four  Matrimonial Alliances and Conflicts
 collapse sectionSlave Women in Domestic Service
 •Benefits and Dangers of an Owner's Household
 •The Children of Owners
 •The Character of Matrimonial Alliances
 •The Role of Owners in the Married Life of Slaves
 •Familial and Marital Life: Freedom with Conflicts
 collapse sectionChapter Five  Slaves and Their Owners
 •Property and Freedom
 •Property and Negotiations
 collapse sectionThe Other Side: Mechanisms of Control
 •The Continual Threat: Transfer to a Hacienda
 •Panaderías: Prisons and Meeting Places
 •Final Episodes
  Conclusion  Lima's Slaves and Slavery

 collapse sectionNotes
 •Introduction
 •Chapter One Major Events and Everyday Life
 •Chapter Two From Rural to Urban Life
 •Chapter Three In the City
 •Chapter Four Matrimonial Alliances and Conflicts
 •Chapter Five Slaves and Their Owners
 •Conclusion Lima's Slaves and Slavery
  Abbreviations Used in Notes and Bibliography
  Glossary
  Bibliography
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