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The Notorious Massacre At Calabar In 1767

By: (Author) David Imbua , (Author) Paul Lovejoy , (Author) Randy Sparks

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Ksh 6,300.00

Format: Paperback / Softback

ISBN-10: 1569025371

ISBN-13: 9781569025376

Publisher: Red Sea Press,U.S.

Imprint: Red Sea Press,U.S.

Country of Manufacture: US

Country of Publication: GB

Publication Date: Aug 7th, 2025

Print length: 348 Pages

Product Classification: Slavery & abolition of slavery

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A close study of an event that had major repercussions for British participation in the Atlantic slave trade.
In 1767 British merchants from Liverpool and Bristol perpetrated one of the most brutal incidences of the trans-Atlantic slave trade when they joined a conspiracy with merchants at Calabar to murder rival slave traders, also residents of Calabar. Over 300 survivors were enslaved. The volume discusses this notorious incident and includes the voluminous primary documentation that has survived, including private correspondence and British parliamentary sources.

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