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Cover
Copyright
Title Page
Dedication
Contents
List of Illustrations
Citations
Introduction
1. Ancient Greek and Roman Slaveries
Political Slavery and Barbarism
Tyranny, Slavery, and the Despotēs
The Tyrant as Conqueror and Antityranny
Tyranny, Despotical Rule, and Natural Slavery in Aristotle’s Politics
Roman Antityranny
Appropriation and Disavowal of Slavery
2. Sixteenth-Century French and English Resistance Theory
Servility and Tyranny in Montaigne and La Boétie, Goodman and Ponet
Spanish Tyranny, English Resistance
Collective Enslavement and Freedom in Vindiciae
Slavery in Smith’s De Republica Anglorum and Bodin’s République
Resistance
3. Human Sacrifice, Barbarism, and Buchanan’s Jephtha
Barbarism, Sacrifice, and Civic Virtue
Calvin, Cicero, and Wrongful Vows
Does Jephtha Hold the Sword?
Blood(less) Sacrifice
4. Antityranny, Slavery, and Revolution
Genesis, Dominion, and Natural Slavery
Servility, Tyranny, and Asiatic Monarchy in 1 Samuel 8
Genesis, Dominion, and Servitude in Paradise Lost
Ears Bored with an Awl in Revolutionary England
Revolution and Liberty Cap
5. Freeborn Sons or Slaves?
Debating Analogically
Freeborn Citizens and Contract
Fathers and Resistance
Antislavery and Bodin’s Preemption of Antityranny
Parker’s Antityranny and Antislavery
6. The Power of Life and Death
Brutus and His Sons: Lawful Punishment or Paternal Power?
Debating the Familial Origins of the Power of Life and Death
Debating Divine Sanction for the Power and Life and Death
Power, No-Power, and the English Revolution
Etymology as Ideology: Servire from Servare, or Enslaving as Saving
7. Nakedness, History, and Bare Life
Nakedness
Nationalization of Natural Slavery and Original Sin
De Bry’s Europeanized Adam and Eve
Privative Comparison in Paradise Lost
8. Hobbes’s State of Nature and “Hard” Privativism
The Golden-Edenic Privative Age
Cicero’s Savage Age
Savagery and the Euro-Colonial Privative Age
Ancestral Liberties, Inherited Freedom
Hobbes’s State of Nature and Libertas
Frontispieces
9. Hobbes, Slavery, and Despotical Rule
Liberty, Slavery, and Tyranny Discomfited
Preservation of Life, Civility, and Servitude
Hobbes’s Female-Free Family
Servants and Slaves
10. Locke’s “Of Slavery,” Despotical Power, and Tyranny
Antityranny, Not Antidespotism
Hobbes, Locke, and the Power of Life and Death
Reading “Of Slavery”
Reading Locke Rewriting Power/No-Power
Hebrew and Chattel Slavery
Slaves and Tyrants
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
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