Meanings of slave trading in English

First of all they got a law passed which made " slave trading" illegal.

So here you are, staffing a slave trading depot, and a frigate arrives in your star system.

It was a resort for slave trading profligates and soul drivers, who were interested in the same business.

And now the English, the French and the opportunities, whether in the form of buccaneering, slave trading or colonization.

The Vikings were "sea-borne businessmen whose principle interest was slave trading", as one reviewer summed it up.

It was the 'nation of shopkeepers' that first worried about abolishing slave trading, emancipating Catholics and feeding the poor.

The highlight on Wednesday was her tour of Cape Coast Castle, a major outpost on the Atlantic slave trading route.

Rebellions aboard slave trading ships weren't unheard of, and sometimes the slaves even managed to circumvent the spacing mechanisms that usually kept them cowed.

My men were already with this lot of ragamuffins, and this was the ivory or slave trading party that they had conspired to join.

The EJI's research shows that Montgomery was the most active slave trading port in the south from 1850 to the end of the civil war.

John Newton, the "wretch", penned his infamous poem Amazing Grace here after taking refuge in the lough in 1779, eventually swapping slave trading for Christianity.

Its population plummeted from 15,000 to near-extinction by 1877, with just 111 survivors following a period of famine, disease, slave trading and cannibalism.

Slave trading does not, in the Manóbo's mind, involve the idea of degradation which attaches to it among other nations.

Slave trading between 1500 and 1863 reduced the population.

Slave trading among the Manóbos of eastern Mindanáo was practically confined to the Ihawán, Baóbo, upper Simúlau, and Agúsan Rivers.

Slave trading is common.