Black Slaves in BritainHistorical study of Black forced labour in 18th century UK - includes jurisprudence and public opinion of the period. Illustrations and references. |
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Jonathan Strong | 17 |
The Hunter and the Hunted | 40 |
Commentaries of Sir William Blackstone on Slavery | 55 |
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