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The Centrality of Slavery Douglas A. Riley she isn't a wife orHow French and American colonizers created systems of enslavement in the Middle Mississippi Valley The Centrality of Slavery examines how French and American colonizers used the powers of various imperial regimes to create slave societies in present day Missouri and Illinois from the 1720s through the 1820s. The first book length study of slavery and empire in both Illinois and Missouri, it begins with the origins of Native American and African