Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)

The comparative examination of the itineraries of two “failed fugitives”, the maroon James Jorobado and the deserter José María Aldana, as well as the analysis of the conditions that favored their escape and the developments that caused their failure, allow a reflection on the many nuances that char...

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Autor principal:	Croguennec, Soizic
Formato:	Artículo revista
Lenguaje:	Español
Publicado:	Grupo Prohistoria 2024
Materias:	Frontera Florida Siglo XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Fronteira Flórida século XVIII Borderlands 18th Century Fugitives Amerindian World
Acceso en línea:	https://ojs.rosario-conicet.gov.ar/index.php/prohistoria/article/view/1879
Aporte de:	Prohistoria. Historia, políticas de la historia (CONICET) de Universidad Nacional de Rosario

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spelling	I15-R238-article-18792024-12-26T17:07:21Z Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida) Fugitivos fracasados: el refugio condicional en territorio indígena (Florida a finales del siglo XVIII) Fugitivos falhados: refúgio condicional em território indígena (Flórida no final do século XVIII) Croguennec, Soizic Frontera Florida Siglo XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Fronteira Flórida século XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Borderlands Florida 18th Century Fugitives Amerindian World The comparative examination of the itineraries of two “failed fugitives”, the maroon James Jorobado and the deserter José María Aldana, as well as the analysis of the conditions that favored their escape and the developments that caused their failure, allow a reflection on the many nuances that characterized the frontier society of late 18th century Florida, dominated by the indigenous world, on the borders of the colonial empires. In these distant territories, the acceptance of maroons and deserters was only conditional, subject to the evolution of alliances and rivalries. Tanto el examen comparado de los itinerarios de dos fugitivos fracasados, el cimarrón James Jorobado y el desertor José María Aldana, como el análisis de las condiciones que favorecieron su huida y de las evoluciones que provocaron su fracaso permiten una reflexión sobre los numerosos matices que caracterizaban la sociedad fronteriza de la Florida a finales del siglo XVIII, dominado por el mundo indígena, en los confines de los imperios coloniales. En estos territorios lejanos, la aceptación de los cimarrones como de los desertores era solamente condicional, sometida a la evolución de las alianzas y rivalidades. Tanto o exame comparativo dos itinerários de dois fugitivos falhados, o fugitivo James Humpback e o desertor José María Aldana, como a análise das condições que favoreceram a sua fuga e os desenvolvimentos que causaram o seu fracasso permitem uma reflexão sobre as inúmeras nuances que caracterizaram a sociedade fronteiriça da Florida no final do século XVIII, dominada pelo mundo indígena, nos limites dos impérios coloniais. Nestes territórios longínquos, a aceitação dos quilombolas como desertores era apenas condicional, estando sujeita à evolução de alianças e rivalidades. Grupo Prohistoria 2024-12-22 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://ojs.rosario-conicet.gov.ar/index.php/prohistoria/article/view/1879 10.35305/prohistoria.vi42.1879 Prohistoria. Historia, políticas de la historia; No. 42 (2024); 1-22 Prohistoria. Historia, políticas de la historia; Núm. 42 (2024); 1-22 Prohistoria. Historia, políticas de la historia; n. 42 (2024); 1-22 1851-9504 1514-0032 spa https://ojs.rosario-conicet.gov.ar/index.php/prohistoria/article/view/1879/3090 Derechos de autor 2024 Soizic Croguennec https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic	Frontera Florida Siglo XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Fronteira Flórida século XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Borderlands Florida 18th Century Fugitives Amerindian World
spellingShingle	Frontera Florida Siglo XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Fronteira Flórida século XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Borderlands Florida 18th Century Fugitives Amerindian World Croguennec, Soizic Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
topic_facet	Frontera Florida Siglo XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Fronteira Flórida século XVIII Fugitivos Mundo Indígena Borderlands Florida 18th Century Fugitives Amerindian World
author	Croguennec, Soizic
author_facet	Croguennec, Soizic
author_sort	Croguennec, Soizic
title	Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
title_short	Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
title_full	Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
title_fullStr	Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
title_full_unstemmed	Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)
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description	The comparative examination of the itineraries of two “failed fugitives”, the maroon James Jorobado and the deserter José María Aldana, as well as the analysis of the conditions that favored their escape and the developments that caused their failure, allow a reflection on the many nuances that characterized the frontier society of late 18th century Florida, dominated by the indigenous world, on the borders of the colonial empires. In these distant territories, the acceptance of maroons and deserters was only conditional, subject to the evolution of alliances and rivalries.
publisher	Grupo Prohistoria
publishDate	2024
url	https://ojs.rosario-conicet.gov.ar/index.php/prohistoria/article/view/1879
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Failed fugitives: Conditional refuge in indigenous Land (late 18th century Florida)

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