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Concerning the trade on this Coast ... war on each other in order to furnish slaves. . . The Gold Coast has changed into a complete Slave Coast. - William De La Palma Director, Dutch West India ...
The slave forts dotted along what was called the Gold Coast are a looming reminder of ... for gold and other items like ivory. The slave trade only began from there in 1663 when King Charles ...
Thanks to Davis and Pateman, Canoe is no longer a faceless Gold Coast warrior whose myth was ... “The transatlantic slave trade and horrors of slavery never broke the fighting memory of Jan ...
As trade in enslaved people ... [Royal Africa] Company's service on the Gold Coast was 27%. – 'General History of the Caribbean: Volume III The slave societies of the Caribbean', editor Franklin ...
Slave holding was a form of property right in Gold Coast and the British had a tradition of compensating slave owners after abolishing slavery in other regions. Unlike the colonial administration ...
Two 18th-century shipwrecks off the coast of Costa Rica ... The Danish government banned the transatlantic slave trade in 1792, but the country didn't abolish slavery until half a century later ...
We arrived here this afternoon, after a cruise of 23 days' duration off the coast, during which we have ... charge of being about to engage in the slave-trade. The proceedings were in the United ...
The trade was never more ... after a reported successful slave voyage, but no arrests were made. Sept. 4. -- The brig Titan, Capt. BUISSAN, was seized off the Coast of Cuba, after landing her ...
They also made items like ivory, bronze and gold for both trade and local use. Slave labor has often been ... the Stono Rebellion in 1739, the German Coast Uprising in 1811 and Nat Turner ...
Concerning the trade on this Coast ... war on each other in order to furnish slaves. . . The Gold Coast has changed into a complete Slave Coast. - William De La Palma Director, Dutch West India ...
Two 18th-century shipwrecks off the coast of Costa Rica ... The Danish government banned the transatlantic slave trade in 1792, but the country didn't abolish slavery until half a century later ...
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