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Health, smallpox and tetanus among the enslaved of the Danish West Indies

A review of : “For the health of the Enslaved” by Niklas JensenBy: Dr Colin Michie The life, lore and culture of the Creole peoples of the Caribbean are today being better understood and expressed than ...

Shaka Slave market in Africa in the late 19th century. Photo: Everett Historical

Liverpool, England: “The European capital of the slave trade” – Liverpool’s ships transported 1.5 million slaves in the 18th and 19th centuries

Liverpool was responsible for 80% of all British voyages in the final decade of the slave trade before abolition in 1807, leading to a public apology from Liverpool City Council in 1999 for the port's role in h...

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Health, smallpox and tetanus among the enslaved of the Danish West Indies

Liverpool, England: “The European capital of the slave trade” – Liverpool’s ships transported 1.5 million slaves in the 18th and 19th centuries

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