The Cambridge World History of Violence - Series page

pp ii-ii

The Cambridge World History of Violence - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Figures

pp ix-xi

Maps

pp xii-xii

Contributors to Volume iii

pp xiii-xvi

Introduction to Volume iii

pp 1-14

Part I - Empire, Race and Ethnicity

pp 15-116

1 - Terror, Horror and the British Atlantic Slave Trade in the Eighteenth Century

pp 17-35

2 - Violence, Slavery and Race in Early English and French America

pp 36-54

3 - Race and Violence in Portuguese America

pp 55-76

4 - Violence and Religion in the Ottoman Empire

pp 77-95

5 - Human Sacrifice, Ritualised Violence and the Colonial Encounter in the Americas

pp 96-116

Part II - Cultures of War and Violence

pp 117-216

6 - Chinese Ways of Warfare

pp 119-137

7 - The Wars of Invasion in the Caribbean and Mesoamerica, 1492–1547

pp 138-155

8 - The Yogi’s Way of War

pp 156-173

9 - Warfare in Europe

pp 174-193

10 - War, State and the Privatisation of Violence in the Ottoman Empire

pp 194-216

Part III - Intimate and Gendered Violence

pp 217-328

11 - Legal Understandings of Sexual and Domestic Violence in Late Imperial China

pp 219-235

12 - Samurai, Masculinity and Violence in Japan

pp 236-254

13 - Gender and Violence in Early America

pp 255-273

14 - Sexual and Family Violence in Europe

pp 274-291

15 - Men Fighting Men: Europe from a Global Perspective

pp 292-310

16 - Suicide in the Early Modern World

pp 311-328

Part IV - The State, Punishment and Justice

pp 329-426

17 - Crime and Punishment in the Russian Empire

pp 331-349