Connecting Worlds and People Early modern diasporas

Introduction Dagmar Freist and Susanne Lachenicht

1 The nation of Naturales del Reino de Granada: transforming identities in the Morisco Castilian diaspora, 1502-1614 Manuel F. Fernández Chaves and Rafael M. Pérez García

2 The Huguenots' maritime networks, sixteenth-eighteenth centuries Susanne Lachenicht

3 The challenge of linking two worlds: transatlantic Quaker connections, the American Revolution, and abolitionism Sünne Juterczenka

4 "A very warm Surinam kiss": staying connected, getting engaged-interlacing social sites of the Moravian diaspora Dagmar Freist

5 Owning the body, wooing the soul: how forced labor was justified in the Moravian correspondence network in eighteenth-century Surinam Jessica Cronshagen

6 Lutheran correspondence networks in the eighteenth-century Atlantic World Hermann Wellenreuther

7 A diaspora on the edge of modernity? The Jewish minority in Gothenburg in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries Anna Brismark and Pia Lundqvist