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From Slave Trade to 'Legitimate' Commerce

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Commerce
Published 1995 Cambridge University Press 6 views
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9780511887437
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Robin C. Law

Professor emeritus of history at the University of Stirling, specializing in the history of West Africa

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Since 1956, when Dike argued that abolition involved 'a drastic change' for Africa, with Britain's withdrawal from slaving in 1807 precipitating 'an economic crisis among African traders', the impact of British abolition on Africa has been the subject of controversy...

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