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Slavery, Indentureship, and Women's Labor Sikata Banerjee and its sensual and obscureSlavery, Indentureship, and Women's Labor: Early British Guiana's Jails uncovers the overlooked histories of incarcerated women in colonial British Guiana, revealing how prisons evolved from sites of punishment into tools of labor extraction. Spanning the period from slavery through the end of indentureship, this groundbreaking study explores how the colonial state exploited the labor of imprisoned women both African and immigrant within a broader