Sugar: A Bittersweet HistoryPenguin Canada, 2008 - 453 páginas Sugar: A Bittersweet History offers a perceptive and provocative investigation of a commodity that most of us savour every day yet know little about. Impressively researched and commandingly written, this thoroughly engaging book follows the history of sugar to the present day. It is a revealing look at how sugar changed the nature of meals, fuelled the Industrial Revolution, generated a brutal new form of slavery, and jumpstarted the fast-food revolution. |
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... Dessalles and his wife , Anna , had two sons and two daughters , usually resident in France . Occasionally Dessalles visited them there and was singularly unhappy : " Why did we come to Paris , for God's sake ? To eat badly and suffer ...
... Dessalles and his wife , Anna , had two sons and two daughters , usually resident in France . Occasionally Dessalles visited them there and was singularly unhappy : " Why did we come to Paris , for God's sake ? To eat badly and suffer ...
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... Dessalles had extraordinary expectations of this relationship . Nicaise was Dessalles ' manservant , his constant companion and , in the turmoil of revolution and abolition , his trusted lieutenant . They often dined together , and ...
... Dessalles had extraordinary expectations of this relationship . Nicaise was Dessalles ' manservant , his constant companion and , in the turmoil of revolution and abolition , his trusted lieutenant . They often dined together , and ...
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... Dessalles throughout his life , even after Dessalles freed him . Nicaise whipped recalcitrant slaves for him , lent him money and helped him through the difficult period before and after slavery was abolished . He identified with ...
... Dessalles throughout his life , even after Dessalles freed him . Nicaise whipped recalcitrant slaves for him , lent him money and helped him through the difficult period before and after slavery was abolished . He identified with ...
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The Oriental Delight Conquers the West | 9 |
The Africanization of the Cane Fields | 75 |
The World the Whites Made | 121 |
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