African children in the British slave trade during the late eighteenth century
Audra A. Diptée
Abstract
Audra A. Diptée
Abstract
This article argues the African children were quite commonly made victims of the slave trade and were transported across the Atlantic to slave societies in the Americas in significant numbers. It sketches a historical portrait of the experiences of African children during both the process of enslavement in Africa and the middle passage. Its focus is on the key slave trading areas of the British slave trade between 1775 and 1807.
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This article argues the African children were quite commonly made victims of the slave trade and were transported across the Atlantic to slave societies in the Americas in significant numbers. It sketches a historical portrait of the experiences of African children during both the process of enslavement in Africa and the middle passage. Its focus is on the key slave trading areas of the British slave trade between 1775 and 1807.
Key concepts: Atlantic slave trade, Portrait, Middle Passage, History, Key (lock), Ethnology, Genealogy, Economic history