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tràfic d'esclaus español
comercio de esclavos Traffic in slaves; especially in Black Africans transported to America in the 16th to 19th centuries.
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Examples for "slave trading"
Examples for "slave trading"
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First of all they got a law passed which made " slave trading" illegal.
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So here you are, staffing a slave trading depot, and a frigate arrives in your star system.
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It was a resort for slave trading profligates and soul drivers, who were interested in the same business.
4
And now the English, the French and the opportunities, whether in the form of buccaneering, slave trading or colonization.
5
The Vikings were "sea-borne businessmen whose principle interest was slave trading", as one reviewer summed it up.
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However other schools have acknowledged their own ties to the slave trade.
2
Northern capital had done its part in financing the revived slave trade.
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Also they got the slave trade abolished in the District of Columbia.
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People in the village had never heard of the transatlantic slave trade.
5
The slave trade was not abolished in the British Empire until 1807.
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Sir Walter has always been very much opposed to the slave trade.
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The Egyptian Government had joined the International League against the slave trade.
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The second bill prohibited the slave trade, but not slavery, in the
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Statistics concerning profits in the slave trade are also difficult to obtain.
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Within those crumbling walls, slavery and the slave trade were still forbidden.
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The exact proportions of the slave trade can be estimated only approximately.
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Furthermore the prohibiting of the slave trade was at that time unconstitutional.
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The powerful sovereign of Dahomey has agreed to abolish the slave trade.
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The slave trade on the lake was being pursued with fearful activity.
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There are no records of a big slave trade in this county.
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A restoration of the African slave trade had numerous and powerful advocates.