Edges of transatlantic commerce in the long eighteenth century

Introduction: Promises and predicaments of the long eighteenth-century transatlantic world / Seohyon Jung -- Pirates, slaves, and profligate rogues : sailors of color in the eighteenth-century maritime world / Victoria Barnett-Woods -- "Commencing merchant" : forms of feeling and logics of capital in Olaudah Equiano's The interesting narrative of the life of Olaudah Equiano (1789) / Emilee Durand -- "Peruvia's bleeding land" : bodyscape commerce in Helen Maria Williams's Peru / Leah M. Thomas -- Religion, sexuality, and antislavery resistance : the Hart sisters and Mary Prince in the Atlantic world / Jamie Rosenthal -- "A cure, both for soul and body" : transculturation in Robinson Crusoe's tobacco "application" / Corey Goergen -- "One man's trash is another man's treasure" : counterfeit coins and imperial commerce in 1770s Jamaica / David Mazella -- Currency, credit, and trust : naval victualing at the Cape Colony, 1795-1815 / Elizabeth C. Libero -- Epilogue: Reimagining the edge of transatlantic commerce as center / Leah M. Thomas and Seohyon Jung.