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Nicolás A. González Quintero

@nagonzalezq.bsky.social

Historian. Postdoctoral fellow at the History Department and Lab-Mundi of the University of São Paulo. Affiliated scholar of the Atlantic Exiles Project of the University of Tübingen. https://nicolasgonzalezquintero.weebly.com/

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Thomas Mareite@thomasmareite.bsky.social · 3mo ago

@jkeindorf.bsky.social examine comment ces mêmes exilés de Saint-Domingue furent traités en Jamaïque dans les années 1790. Il montre notamment comment ces exilés cherchaient à être enregistrés sous la catégorie ("réfugiés", "prisonniers de guerre") la plus avantageuse selon les circonstances. 3/3

“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars | Itinerario | Cambridge Co...

“Considering Him Not as a Prisoner, but as a Refugee”: The Categorisation of French Refugees in Jamaica during the Time of the Haitian Revolution and the Revolutionary Wars

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Thomas Mareite@thomasmareite.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Sibylle analyse la gestion des secours aux réfugiés des colonies en France métropolitaine pendant la période révolutionnaire. Elle montre que la catégorie admin. de "colons de Saint-Domingue réfugiés en France", en constante redéfinition, fut de + en + restreinte aux propriétaires blancs de SD 2/3

The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core

The Nation and the Deserving Refugees: Granting Relief to the Saint-Dominguans in France, 1793-1802

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Megan Maruschke@meganmaruschke.bsky.social · 5mo ago

First view of my article in an issue edited by @thomasmareite.bsky.social and @nagonzalezq.bsky.social on Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries doi.org/10.1017/S016...

A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810 | Itinerario | Cambridge Core

A “Distressed Class of People”: French Refugees and Mobility Control in Philadelphia, 1790s–1810

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Nicolás A. González Quintero@nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 5mo ago

As mentioned in the previous message, this wonderful article by @thomasmareite.bsky.social is part of our special issue in Itinerario. In it, Thomas shows how French refugees from the Haitian Revolutions negotiated their status to receive aid from Cuban authorities...

Thomas Mareite@thomasmareite.bsky.social · 5mo ago

✍️ Happy to share the publication of this article. It examines the relief policies implemented in Cuba for Spanish subjects from Santo Domingo and former French colonists from Saint-Domingue who remained loyal to Spain, after Santo Domingo's cession to France (1795) www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Nicolás A. González Quintero@nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I am glad to see that the introduction to our special issue has been published. In it, @thomasmareite.bsky.social and I seek to further historicize the category of “refugee.” Early historiography on this topic focused primarily on its modern definition as established by...

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction | Itinerario | Cambridge Core

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction

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Thomas Mareite@thomasmareite.bsky.social · 5mo ago

🗣️ New publication! In this introduction, @nagonzalezq.bsky.social and I revisit the historiography on refugees and explore how the category of “refugee” (or its historical equivalent) was constructed in Atlantic and Mediterranean societies (18th–19th c.) ... www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction | Itinerario | Cambridge Core

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction

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In The Same Sea@inthesamesea.bsky.social · 6mo ago

IN THE SAME SEA's team and Dr. Joy Lewis have guest-edited the special issue “Small Islands, Proximity and Connection in the Eastern Caribbean” of the Journal of Caribbean History. See: www.uwipress.com/journals/the... Thanks to all contributors and the journal’s main editor Kathleen Monteith.

Journal of Caribbean History | University of the West Indies Press

The Journal of Caribbean History (JCH) is a peer reviewed journal produced by the Departments of History, The University of the West Indies, and published by the University of the West Indies Press. T...

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Nicolás A. González Quintero@nagonzalezq.bsky.social · 6mo ago

It is finally out! Happy to share that my article “Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions” has been published by Itinerario in First View. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions | Itinerario | Cambridge Core

Returning to Colombia: The Category of Émigré in the Consolidation of Republican Regimes during the Age of Revolutions

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@tamquarterly.bsky.social · 10mo ago

🏅 Winner: Ana Vergara Sierra “The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos during the War of Independence (1806–1833)” 📖 Read here: bit.ly/3PJSokH

The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos During the War of Independence (1806–1833) | The Americas | Cambridge Core

The Escribano of Babel: Power, Exile, and Enslavement in the Venezuelan Llanos During the War of Independence (1806–1833) - Volume 81 Issue 3

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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles@atlanticexiles.bsky.social · last yr.

📢Out now in print and #OpenAccess online: Jan C. Jansen, "'A Sanctuary to Crime'? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833," Comparative Studies in Society and History 67, no. 2 (2025): 429–456. @csshjournal.bsky.social

“A Sanctuary to Crime”? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833 | Comparative Studies in Society and History | Cambridge Core

“A Sanctuary to Crime”? Enslaved Fugitives, Antislavery, and the Law in the Caribbean, 1819–1833 - Volume 67 Issue 2

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ERC Project Atlantic Exiles@atlanticexiles.bsky.social · 12mo ago

📢New publication!! Out #openaccess FirstView: "Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s," by Jan C. Jansen in Law and History Review @lawandhistrev.bsky.social. Access here doi.org/10.1017/S073.... Short summary in 🧵

Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s | Law and History Review | Cambridge Core

Alien Acts in the Age of Emancipation: Mobility Control and Executive Power in the British Caribbean, 1820s–1830s

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Nicolás A. González Quintero@nagonzalezq.bsky.social · last yr.

Fico feliz de compartilhar com vocês a programação do evento "Cartografias de escravidão" que será realizado na USP em maio de este ano. Organizar o seminário com Silvana Andrade dos Santos, Leida Fernández e Rafael Marquese tem sido legal demais. Se você estiver em São Paulo nessas datas, o/a...

Thomas Mareite@thomasmareite.bsky.social · last yr.

👉 Here's a link to the online version: read.dukeupress.edu/french-histo...

“Sterile in Spanish Hands”: French Visions of Empire, Saint‐Domingue Refugees, and the Spanish Caribbean in the Age of the Haitian Revolution

Abstract. This article examines schemes for reviving the French imperial presence in the Caribbean against the backdrop of the Haitian Revolution. It analyzes a series of memoranda sent to French mini...

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