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Borgu in the Atlantic Slave Trade
African Economic History, 1999slaves for internal West African (and ultimately trans-Saharan) markets. This involvement in the slave trade had diverse aspects, in which Borgu might figure as both a victim and a beneficiary of the trade. First, inhabitants of Borgu were among those enslaved and sold.
R, Law, P E, Lovejoy
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1901
Abstract The recruitment of human beings for coercive use, whether productive or reproductive, has varied over the course of human history. It occurred through violent confrontation, including capture in warfare or the kidnap- ping of outsiders; through a natural process (birth); or through judicial procedures within a community, as a ...
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Abstract The recruitment of human beings for coercive use, whether productive or reproductive, has varied over the course of human history. It occurred through violent confrontation, including capture in warfare or the kidnap- ping of outsiders; through a natural process (birth); or through judicial procedures within a community, as a ...
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Science's debt to the slave trade
Science, 2019Historians confront the tainted origins of key plant and animal collections.
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The Arms Trade and the Slave Trade
Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1999We have abandoned the slave trade, and come to abhor it. Could the same happen with the arms trade? Even if we are not pacifists, and allow some use of force in self‐defence, we must have serious ethical questions to ask about the trade in weaponry on which our economies are now so dependent.
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The French Slave Trade: An Overview
The William and Mary Quarterly, 2001I N comparative studies of race and slavery, France's colonies often appear in an intermediate position between Iberian and Anglo-Saxon extremes. The institutions of the French colonies exhibited in attenuated form the Catholic absolutism of the Iberians, whereas the colonies' social structures closely resembled that of the North European colonies ...
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The Slave Trade: The Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1440-1870
The William and Mary Quarterly, 1998David Eltis, Hugh Thomas
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The profits of the Portuguese–Brazilian transatlantic slave trade: challenges and possibilities
Slavery and Abolition, 2021Filipa Ribeiro da Silva
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