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The African Slave Trade

by Basil Davidson

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Examines European-African relations between 1450 and 1850 including the slave trade and its consequences.
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Vom Sklavenhandel zur Kolonialisierung : Afrikanisch-europäische Beziehungen zwischen 1500 und 1900
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Black Mother
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The African Slave Trade
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1961-06
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Only the wholly other can inspire the deepest love and the profoundest desire to learn.
Joseph Needham
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To the Memory of William Adllington Cadbury, February 17, 1867-July 8, 1957
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European ideas about Africa, before the years of discovery, varied remarkably with time and place.
Introduction: Nearly five hundred years have passed since Europe and Africa--continental Africa, the land of the blacks--first made acquaintance and began their trading intercourse.
Author's Note: African independence is one of the great facts of the modern world.
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"The African Slave Trade" was originally published under the title "Black Mother". These are the same work.
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967History and Geography › Africa › Central Africa

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DT352.D33History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania › Africa › History of Africa › Central Sub-Saharan Africa

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