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	Slavery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Historically, slaves were often those humans of a different ethnicity, nationality, religion, sex or race than the dominant or aspirationally dominant group; typically taken prisoner as a result of warfare, capture meant death or slavery if no one paid ransom.
		The slave trade from East Africa to Arabia was dominated by Arab and African traders in the coastal cities of Zanzibar, Dar Es Salaam and Mombasa.
		The transatlantic slave trade peaked in the late 18th century, when the largest number of slaves were captured for bounty by their own people in West Africa and shipped by European traders to the colonies of the New World.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Slavery (5939 words)

	Transatlantic Slave Trade
		Slave vessels sailed from Europe with large crews, including surgeons, carpenters, coopers (barrel-workers), cooks (some of whom were of African descent), sailors (who apprenticed to sea at a young age), and others hired to guard slaves on the African coast and on the Middle Passage, where threats of rebellion and insurrection were constant.
		Slave vessels remained on the coast of Africa usually from four to six months, depending on the trading location, availability of slaves and provisions, and the health of slaves and crew.
		Slave vessels were not specialist "West Indiamen" (large produce vessels built for storage capacity), however, and transported only a fraction of the produce of the Americas back to Europe.
	archive.blackvoices.com /research/encarta/trading.asp (5008 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Slavery and Christianity
		How numerous the slaves were in Roman society when Christianity made its appearance, how hard was their lot, and how the competition of slave labour crushed free labour is notorious.
		In Jewish society the slave was not an object of contempt, because labour was not despised as it was elsewhere.
		But many slaves who were Christians had pagan masters to whom this sentiment of fraternity was unknown, and who sometimes exhibited that cruelty of which moralists and poets so often speak.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/14036a.htm (3502 words)

	Tunde Obadina: Black African Slave Traders RESISTED ABOLITION By Britain in 1807
		The slave trade grew from a trickle to a flood, particularly from the seventeenth century onwards.
		A consequence of the ending of the slave trade was the expansion of domestic slavery as African businessmen replaced trade in human chattel with increased export of primary commodities.
		A slave ship's manifest published in 1665 listed items carried for sale to Africans as old hats, caps, salt, swords, knives, axe-heads, hammers, belts, sheepskin gloves, bracelets, iron jugs and even "cats to catch their mice." One African trader calling himself Grandy King George was quite specific in his demand.
	www.tundeabolish.freeuk.com (3457 words)

	"Slave Traders in the Family" by Jan
		D’Wolf, speaker of the Rhode Island House, U.S. senator, and one of the richest slave traders in American history, was the impetus for the family’s journey through Bristol, Rhode Island, Ghana and Cuba, They wanted to retrace the path of their most horrific ancestor, and they brought a film crew along to record the experience.
		Slaves were once packed, 1,000 at a time, into Cape Coast Castle, the dungeon in which the family members now gathered.
		The slaves that survived these inhuman conditions were charged with dragging out the dead in the morning.
	www.thescreamonline.com /essays/essays2-2/slavetrader.html (1602 words)

	Slave Trade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		While the Romans drew slaves from all across their wideley expanding Empire, the two main sources for Rome were the Black Sea region - Thrace and Bythinia - and the area near the Danube River to the north of Italy, inhabited by various Celtic and Germanic tribes.
		In fact, despite the importance of their function in society, the profession of slave trader often carried negative connotations of being dirty and deceitful.
		Slaves were one of the higher ranking commodities in the Roman world.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /~thurley/trade.html (295 words)

	Timeline: The Atlantic Slave Trade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Haitian Revolution begins as a slave uprising near Le Cap in the French West Indian colony of Santo Domingo and leads to establishment of fl nation of Haiti in 1801.
		At the Congress of Vienna, the British pressure Spain, Portugal, France and the Netherlands to agree to abolish the slave trade (though Spain and Portugal are permitted a few years of continued slaving to replenish labor supplies).
		June 28: The Anglo-Spanish agreement on the slave trade is renewed, and enforcement is tightened.
	amistad.mysticseaport.org /timeline/atlantic.slave.trade.html (898 words)

	The Forks of the Road Slave Market at Natchez
		In fact, slaves were often uprooted long distances due to profitable ventures for the slave traders.
		Inform the students that they will create a map used by slave traders during the early 1800s and compose journal entries for a slave who may have traveled along the routes displayed on their maps.
		Also, have the students express how the slaves were treated and the feelings and emotions they may have experienced on this journey.
	teacherexchange.mde.k12.ms.us /mhnlp/roadslaveslp.htm (805 words)

	Black African Slave Traders Ran The Black African Slavery Trade
		Precolonial empires such as Dahomey and Ashanti (located in what is now Benin and Ghana), where slave ports at Ouidah and Elmina flourished, accumulated enormous wealth and power as a result of the trade of their fellow Africans.
		Domestic slave ownership as well as domestic and international slave trades in western Africa preceded the late 15th-century origins of the Atlantic slave trade.
		Understanding the dynamics of African complicity in the slave trade is important in understanding Africans as historically active and diverse human beings.
	www.blackslavers.freeuk.com (1032 words)

	Pirate Lafitte, Bowie dealt in slave trade via SE Texas
		The African slave trade in Texas began in 1816 while Texas still belonged to Spain and the privateer Luis de Aury occupied Galveston Island.
		The "slaves" were actually British subjects, who had been freed by an admiralty court in Barbados.
		The trade in African slaves was evidently quite profitable for men to risk their necks to the noose.
	www.wtblock.com /wtblockjr/slavetra.htm (658 words)

	Chronology on the History of Slavery 1619 to 1789
		Slaves were mostly for sugar plantations, diamond mines in Brazil, house servants, on tobacco farms in Virginia, in gold mines in Hispaniola and later the cotton industry in the Southern States of the USA.
		Moreover the repercussions of the trans-Atlantic slave trade on the interior of the Bight of Biafra during the period of heaviest population displacement in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries remain poorly understood.
		While many slaves were brutalized to the extent that they died without entering into meaningful and sustainable forms of social and cultural interaction with their compatriots, many other slaves more or less successfully re-established communities, reformulated their sense of identity, and reinterpreted ethnicity under slavery and freedom in the Americas.
	www.innercity.org /holt/slavechron.html (17726 words)

	Slave traders. Are you looking for female sex slaves ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Please note that this site contains slave traders, female sex slaves and personal sex slaves and is intended only for individuals 18 years of age and older and have additional the legal right to possess adult material in their own community.
		I do not find media stuff of slaves in love, female sex slaves, or other sexual material, especially personal sex slaves, to be offensive or objectionable.
		I will not forward or transfer by any means any slave traders or female sex slaves on this site to any minors or persons who are not legally allowed to possess the content of this site.
	www.femdom-toplist.com /sex-slave/slave-traders.html (332 words)

	RASTA TIMES - The Myth of Black African Slave Traders
		The story of Tippu Tip who is one of the most widely known slave traders has always posed a problem for historians, especially Afrocentric historians in the Diaspora trying to find some way to reconcile themselves to the idea of an 'African slave trader'.
		In the Portuguese colonies of Angola and Mozambique where European traders and administrators were encouraged to intermarry, the elitist, trader class was largely Mulatto and Catholic.
		We must look at the slave trade in its OWN context, complete with all the historic and psychological peculiarities that have made it the single most damaging and enduring system of exploitation and hatred ever perpetrated in the recent memory of mankind.
	rastafaritimes.com /rasnews/viewnews.cgi?newsid1076860537,84855,.html (1662 words)

	AllRefer.com - Mwanamutapa, Africa History (African History) - Encyclopedia
		An important source of gold and ivory, the area attracted Swahili traders from the east coast of Africa (in modern Tanzania).
		Portuguese traders and soldiers from Mozambique established contact with the empire, and by the mid-17th cent.
		During this time, however, the social structure of the empire was severely dislocated by the ravages of slave traders.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/M/Mwanamut.html (275 words)

	Slavery In America
		As pictured here, slave castles were often painted white and built on prominent bluffs in picturesque coves along the coast.
		Captive Africans in the slave pen continue to be inspected for sale while the already chosen ones wait to be shipped in a canoe to the anchored schooner.
		Africans being sent into bondage: Tipo Tib (pictured here) was an African slave trader who sold captives to the European slavers whose ships carried men, women, and children to the New World.
	www.slaveryinamerica.org /scripts/sia/gallery.cgi?collection=slavetrade (625 words)

	slave traders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Please note that this site contains slave traders, gay boy slaves and post traumatic slave syndrome and is intended only for individuals 18 years of age and older and have additional the legal right to possess adult material in their own community.
		I do not find media stuff of erotic slave stories, gay boy slaves, or other sexual material, especially post traumatic slave syndrome, to be offensive or objectionable.
		I will not forward or transfer by any means any slave traders or gay boy slaves on this site to any minors or persons who are not legally allowed to possess the content of this site.
	www.femdom-webcity.com /sex-slave/slave-traders.html (318 words)

	PortCities Bristol (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Merchants invested money in slaving voyages, in equipping the ship and in the goods that were traded with Africa.
		In West Africa, those involved were the caboceers (traders) on the coast and the enslaved Africans who were captured and sold to the slave ships.
		In the Caribbean islands and the Americas, there were the slave traders' agents who sold the enslaved Africans and the plantation owners who purchased the enslaved Africans when they arrived in what was known as the 'New World'.
	www.discoveringbristol.org.uk /to_showNarrative.php?narId=190 (254 words)

	Slave Traders
		Slave traders sent slaves to America but most slave traders were not white men like many want to think, but were fl slave traders, meaning Africans selling other Africans into slavery!
		The slave trade to America got started in Africa when the Portuguese went to Africa seeking gold but found instead well organized African kings of countries that were delighted to sell the Portuguese as many slaves as they wanted to buy!
		Eventually 11 million slaves were sold and sent out of Africa to the western world.
	www.scambustersusa.com /articles/Observations_Myths_and_Thoughts/slave_traders.shtml (149 words)

	Manx Slave Traders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		By Frances Wilkins BA This is the story of the Manx people who participated in the eighteenth century slave trade as merchants, ship owners, captains, officers surgeons and ordinary sailors.
		The Manx merchants warehoused East Indian textiles, beads, gunpowder, brass pans and other goods which were collected by vessels from the mainland on their journey to the west coast of Africa.
		Appendices list Atlantic slave trade events which involved Manx people, Manx ownership of slaving vessels and Manx mariners who died on the Guinea coast.
	www.mcb.net /amulree/traders.html (144 words)

	AR.net >> Bruce Friedrich: Hunters Are Like "Nazi Doctors and Slave Traders" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Animal rights activists are having a fit because the Sierra Club recently published an article by Rick Bass, "Why I Hunt." Bass' article fits well in a long line of pro-hunting literature which sees hunting as almost a mystical way to connect with nature.
		Bass and his ilk with he same revulsion we presently reserve for NAZI doctors and slave traders.
		But as Sierra Magazine editor-in-chief Joan Hamilton notes in her response to Friedrich, "Since the mid-19th century, sport hunters have been in the forefront of efforts to create laws to save animals from commercial hunting, poaching, and habitat destruction that threatens the very existence of many species.
	www.animalrights.net /archives/year/2001/000157.html (470 words)

	Sex slave traders sold girls at $500,000 - PRAVDA.Ru
		Sex slave traders sold girls at $500,000 - PRAVDA.Ru russian »» portuguese »»
		72 female sex slaves were freed by the police during the special operation in Primorsky Area of Russian Far East.
		The criminals were going to sell the girls abroad for prostitution, said Head of Russian Interior Ministry Rashid Nurgaliev at the meeting of the Head of Interior Ministries of CIS countries in Chisinau on June, 16.
	english.pravda.ru /accidents/21/96/383/13136_prostitutes.html (428 words)

	Trailblazer Books: Escape from the Slave Traders—David Livingstone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Two young African boys, Wikatani and Chuma, had been captured by slave traders, but the desperate cry would never reach their village.
		Easily overpowered by their captors, the boys’ only hope is to endure a ruthless march through the jungles that takes them far from their village to a destination unknown.
		David Livingstone, a missionary and British government official, is doing everything he can to put a halt to the slave traders who are devastating southeastern Africa during the 1860s.
	www.biblebees.com /page/B/PROD/155661263x (209 words)

	Slave Traders
		Some are rough broads who get off on pounding their slaves; others fever a sensuous way of dominating.
		Mistress Maggie (Sharon Kane) is dissatisfied with her simpering slave Fawn (Summer Cummings).
		Watch sparks fly when she trades the girl, body and soul, for cute Peggie (Ivy English), a slave belonging to.
	dvdsbondage.com /videos/london/Slave_Traders.htm (97 words)

	Slave Traders in Yale's Past (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Slave Traders in Yale's Past Fuel Debate on Restitution
		campus, and only 40 years ago chose the names of slave traders when it was
		University, were slave traders; Harvard Law School was endowed by money its
	www.stratalum.org /nytimes81501.html (1346 words)

	Just the Arti-FACTS - The Slave Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Slave traders used broadsides to advertise the sale of human beings.
		Broadsides provided prospective buyers with information on the sex, age, and skills of the slave, and prices were based on these qualities.
		By the 1850's, an experienced field worker could sell for more than fifteen hundred dollars; a skilled artisan was worth more than three thousand dollars.
	www.chicagohs.org /AOTM/nov97fact2a.html (103 words)

	BIG FOOT - CoverUps.com
		One theory is that apes have escaped from captivity.
		Perhaps, chimpanzees and gorillas, pets of Slave traders escaped and survived in the bottomlands of the United States.
		Another theory, believed by Loren Coleman is that these creatures are Apes from the "supposedly prehistoric family of the pongids, the Dryopithecinae," a species that was highly successful in living in both "temperate and subtropical areas." They could have come from Asia during the Pleistocene era.
	www.coverups.com /bigfoot.htm (690 words)

	CNNfyi.com - Slave traders in Africa - April 16, 2001
		Ask them to consider how many of their comments deal with past history and how many pertain to the present.
		Hold a discussion in which students can discover the horrific situations of poverty and destitution that could bring parents to sell their own children.
		Have students consider how this situation is different from times when slave traders would capture others for slavery.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /2001/fyi/lesson.plans/04/16/benin.slaves (767 words)

	Concerned Women for America - The Depravity of Modern Slave Traders
		The President acknowledged the breadth of the sex trafficking problem and said that it brings "suffering to individuals and shame to the country." He said that his administration has launched unprecedented domestic action that will focus on "compassionate outreach to victims." Current investigations have doubled.
		The president received sustained applause when he declared that any efforts against sex trafficking must "deal with the problem of demand." His program, "Operation Predator," acknowledges prostitution’s inherent harm to women and that brothels depend upon sex trafficking to provide enough girls to serve their clientele.
		Cuba has become a major destination for sex tourists and Castro has bragged that his nation has "the cleanest and most educated prostitutes in the world." President Bush declared that he will not tolerate slave traders and encourage trafficking in children and women.
	www.cwfa.org /printerfriendly.asp?id=5969&department=bli&categoryid=family (378 words)

	Slavery In America
		It began in Western Africa, where prisoners were taken for sale to European and American slave traders, and continued in permanent and impromptu slave markets in the United States, ultimately concentrated in the South.
		Unlike the baldly racist Harris, who romanticized the image of the happy-go-lucky and trickster slave in his Uncle Remus folk tales, Eickemeyer felt genuine affection and sentiment for the fl people he photographed.
		She has been creating images based on slave narratives for 13 years and she says of her work, "I was inspired to create images that would motivate curiosity and offer a pathway to a more accurate history through the slave narratives."
	www.slaveryinamerica.org /scripts/sia/gallery.cgi (1604 words)

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