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3.4. Slavery

The African Slave Trade book: Davidson, Basil
ISBN: 0316174386
Series: 1980
Black Ivory book: A History of British Slavery
Walwin, James
ISBN: 0882581821
Series: Washington, D.C, 1994
Breaking the chains of psychological slavery book: Akbar, Na'im
ISBN: 0935257055
Series: Tallahassee, FL, 1996
Coast of Slaves book: Hansen, Thorkild
ISBN: 9988550316
Series: Accra, 2002
Epic Journeys of Freedom book: Runaway Slaves of the American Revolution and Their Global Quest for Liberty
Cassandra Pybus
ISBN: 9780807055151
Series: Boston, 2006
Escape from Slavery book: The True Story of My Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America
Bok Francis
ISBN: 0312306245
Series: New York, 2003
From Slavery Emancipation in the Atlantic World book: Frey, Sylvia R.
ISBN: 0714649643
Series: London, 1999
From Slavery to Freedom book: A History of African Americans
Franklin, John Hope
ISBN: 0375406719
Series: New York, 2000
Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion book: The Environment, The Event, The Effects
Aptheker, Herbert
Series: New York, 1966
Slave book: My True Story
Nazer, Mende
ISBN: 1586482122
Series: New York, 2004, Public Affairs
The Slave Trade book: The Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade: 1440-1870
Thomas Hugh
ISBN: 0684835657
Series: New York, 1997
Slavery and Colonial Rule in Africa book: Miers, Suzanne
ISBN: 0714648841
Series: London, 1999
South of Haunted Dreams book: A ride through slavery's old black yard
Harris, Eddy L.
ISBN: 0670847569
Series: London, 1993
The Sudan Journal of Ismay Thomas book: Thomas, Graham (ed.)
ISBN: 1857764366
Series: Lewes, 2000
The Translantic Slave Trade: book: Landmarks, Legacies, Expectations
Anquandah, James Kwesi
ISBN: 9789988647735
Series: Accra, 2007
Willie Lynch Letter and The Making of a Slave book: Lynch, William
ISBN: 0948390530
Series: Chicago, 1999

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