Child Slavery and Guardianship in Colonial Senegal

Cover
Half-title
Series information
Title page
Imprints page
Dedication
Contents
Map of Senegal
List of List of Figures
List of List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Child Slavery, Redemption, and \"Adoption\"  in Senegal
1 Urban Senegal in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
	Economic Activity in Urban Senegal
	The French Commercial Enterprises, the Signares, and the River Trade
	Religious Institutions and Affiliations
2 The Evolution of Tutelle
	Slavery in Senegal
	Engagement à temps
	Abuse and the End of Engagement à temps
	Opposition to Abolition, Indemnity, and Children
	The Creation of Tutelle
3 Adoption of Minors and State Control of Tutelle
	Reclamations
	Free Orphan Minors in Tutelle
	Adoptions after the Cessation of the Conseil de Tutelle
4 Legislating Guardianship, 1848-1900
	The Act of 1857
	The Act of 1862
5 Juvenile Labor, 1849-1905
	Apprenticeship
	Hiring out Minors
	Remuneration for Minors in Apprenticeship
	Domestic Labor
	Sundry Occupations
	Agricultural Labor and Religious Missions
	Sexual Abuse and Prostitution
6 The Crisis of 1903 and 1904
	The Victor Prom Case and Its Ramifications in Senegal
	The Act of 1903
7 Minors in Institutions
	Incarceration of Liberated Minors in the Saint-Louis Prison
	Incarceration at the École Pénitentiaire de Thiès
	The Soeurs de Saint-Joseph de Cluny and the Orphanage at Ndar Toute
	The Orphelinat de Sor
	The Ecole Professionnelle Pinet-Laprade
	Minors in the Military
8 Marriage, Life, Death, and Abuse
	Flight
	Lodging Complaints against Guardians
	Travel with Guardians
	Kept in Tutelle beyond Eighteen
	Death in Tutelle
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index