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The Final VictimsJames A. McMillin

The Final Victims

2004207 pages
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"McMillin examines the volume and business of importing slaves from 1783 to 1810, the African origins of those captives, and their treatment by shippers and North American merchants. Tracing a shift in North American slaving commerce from New England to the lower South, McMillin tracks the vessels that imported slaves to America, particularly into Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans. McMillin suggests that previous scholars have underestimated the number of slave voyages and consequently the magnitude of American overseas slave trading during this era. He maintains the founding fathers did…

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  • Hardcover · English · 2004
    University of South Carolina Press · 207 pages · 9781570035463
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