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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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THE SLAVE-TRADE; The Bark Cora, of New-York, Captured on the African Coast. SEVEN HUNDRED AFRICANS ON BOARD, History of the Vessel and Her Movements List of Her Cargo.

English interest in pursuing the slave trade was interrupted after this period ... which had called in at Plymouth in 1706 on its way to the Gold Coast. Ships from Bideford were mostly concerned ...

The Brazilian slave-ship Henriqueta had no cause for alarm when it first spotted the British frigate Sybille early on September 6 1827, just off the west coast ... slave trade at the start of ...

Their victims, often referred to as “black gold,” were then marched 500 to 1,000 miles in chains to the coast, where they were uploaded onto the awaiting slave ships.

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 ...