, his background, his period of enslavement in Brazil, and his subsequent escape to freedom in New York City. Warner-Lewis describes the journey of Catherine Mulgrave-Zimmerman. Kidnapped as a teenager on the beach near Luanda, shipwrecked off Jamaica and adopted by the incumbent governor, she subsequently pursued a teaching career at the Moravian mission in Jamaica and thereafter at Osu, now Accra, on the Gold Coast. Ibrahima Seck discusses a plantation on the Mississippi, owned by a German immigrant, and the life stories of the plantation's enslaved population, the plantation now being a museum near New Orleans. Özdemir introduces us to a eunuch in the Ottoman court who was from Ethiopia, apparently of Galla origin. The geographical distribution of these accounts allow some understanding of the parameters of Global Africa and the range of experiences