Children and Freedom in the Cape Colony Age, Labour and Apprenticeship in the Post-Emancipation British Empire

Introduction: Children and Freedom in the Cape colony: Age, labour and apprenticeship in the post-emancipation British Empire
1. Contexts of coercion: Chronological age, labour and childhood in the 'pre-emancipation' Cape colony and the British Empire
2. Destitute and deserving children: Children and slave emancipation
3. Working Children: The Children's Friend Society and child migration
4. Educated Children: Infant schooling and government education
5. Free children? Children's engagements with freedom in the post-emancipation Cape colony 6. Conclusion: Children and the afterlives of emancipation Select Bibliography