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The 16 pages that link to Slavery, each with the reason it gives.

• SerfdomCompared with: Serfs were legally restricted and owed obligations, but their status and rights differed from enslaved people’s.

• Wage laborCompared with: Wage labor involves a paid employment relationship, unlike ownership of a person, though coercion can persist in either context.

• CorvéeCompared with: Corvée compelled service but did not necessarily make workers legally owned property.

• Forced labourCompared with: Forced labour does not require legal ownership, though slavery often involves compelled work.

• Legal historyRelated: Legal regimes defined, enforced, and eventually contested the status of enslaved people.

• ImpressmentCompared with: Impressment compelled service but did not legally make sailors the property of their captors.

• Achille MbembeRelated: His account of the plantation connects slavery’s dehumanization to modern forms of political control.

• Slavery in AfricaNarrower topic: African institutions fit within a wider history while differing in law, labor, and social status.

• William Ellery ChanningRelated: Channing’s book Slavery argued against the institution while criticizing both slaveholders and gradual emancipation.

• EunuchRelated: Some eunuchs were enslaved, though eunuch status and enslavement were not identical.

• History of human rightsCompared with: Its long legal acceptance sharply contradicted claims that all people possess equal rights.

• Human brandingNarrower topic: Owners and authorities used branding to assert control, identify people, or facilitate capture.

• Moriori genocideNarrower topic: Survivors were enslaved, with movement, family life, and customary practices restricted.

• Wage slaveryCompared with: The comparison is rhetorical and structural; wage workers are not legally owned as enslaved people were.

• Penal labourCompared with: Penal labour and slavery can both involve coercion, but differ in legal status and institutional basis.

• Tromelin IslandNarrower topic: The survivors' abandonment followed from their enslavement aboard L'Utile.