Caribbean
England
Post-colonial
English
Fiction
Emily, an English woman visiting her father's Caribbean plantation in the early 19th century, and Cambridge, an enslaved African man who converted to Christianity, each narrate their experience of the same place.
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One of the most elegant formal explorations of the colonial encounter from two sides
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editorial-summarynot primary textEmily, an English woman visiting her father's Caribbean plantation in the early 19th century, and Cambridge, an enslaved African man who converted to Christianity, each narrate their experience of the same place. One of the most elegant formal explorations of the colonial encounter from two sides
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