A new account of some parts of Guinea and the slave-trade

William Snelgrave

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade African history and culture studies History of Colonial Brazil

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Snelgrave was a trader at a time when commerce between England and Guinea was rapidly increasing. First published in 1734, he discusses how the Negroes became slaves, their export from Guinea to America, their mutinies, piracies and sacrifices.

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