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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Note on Orthography | |
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| Introduction: The Politics of Intimacy in an Age of Empire | |
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| Vantage Points: Moving Across Imperial Spaces | |
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| Violence and the Intimacy of Imperial Ethnography: The Endeavour in the Pacific | |
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| In Search of the "Whaheen": Ngai Tahu Women, Shore Whalers, and the Meaning of Sex in Early New Zealand | |
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| Writing "Home": Sibling Intimacy and Mobility in a Scottish Colonial Memoir | |
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| Intimacy of the Envelope: Fiction, Commerce, and Empire in the Correspondence of Friends Mary Taylor and Charlotte Bronte, c. 1845-55 | |
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| Suva under Steam: Mobile Men and a Colonial Port Capital, 1880s-1910s | |
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| Performing "Interracial Harmony": Settler Colonialism at the 1934 Pan-Pacific Women's Conference in Hawai'i | |
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| "Affective Economies": Sexuality and the Uses of Intimacy | |
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| "Il a Epouse une Sauvagesse": Indian and Metis Persistence across Imperial and National Borders | |
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| "Miss Indian Territory" and "Mr. Oklahoma Territory": Marriage, Settlement, and Citizenship in the Cherokee Nation and the United States | |
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| Genealogies and Histories in Collision: Tourism and Colonial Contestations in Hawai'i, 1900-1930 | |
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| Intimate Assimilation: Comparing White-Indigenous Intermarriage in the United States and Australia, 1880s-1930s | |
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| Bodies on the Move: Scandals of Imperial Space | |
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| "Faire and Well-Formed": Portuguese Eurasian Women and Symbolic Whiteness in Early Colonial India | |
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| The Sorceress, the Servant, and the Stays: Sexuality and Race in Eighteenth-Century Britain | |
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| Social Mobilities at the Cape of Good Hope: Lady Anne Barnard, Samuel Hudson, and the Opportunities of Empire, c. 1797-1824 | |
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| Islands of Intimacy: Community, Kinship, and Domesticity, Salt Spring Island, 1866 | |
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| Telling Tales of Ko'olau: Containing and Mobilizing Disease in Colonial Hawai'i | |
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| Epilogue: The Intimate, the Translocal, and the Imperial in an Age of Mobility | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Index | |