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This reading piece is a mere visual on how Sir Bartles visit in Zanzibar eventually lead to the abolition and illegalisation of slave trade.

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This is an image, or rather illustration relating to the mission of Sir Bartle Frere in Zanzibar in 1873.

From page 24 onwards, this documents takes us through the events of Sir Bartle's visits in Zanzibar, as well as puts in depth his negotiations and what he does for persuasion.

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This is an external article that clearly explains the ins and outs of Sir Bartle's 1873 visit to Zanzibar.

From page 24 onwards, this documents takes us through the events of Sir Bartle's visits in Zanzibar, as well as puts in depth his negotiations and what he does for the persuasion of slave abolition.

This is furthermore information that delves deep into the visit of Sir Bartle Frere in Zanzibar, 1873 from Taylor and Francis. This article does not only tell us about the arrival of Sir Bartle Frere, but also shows other parties that how they were involved, as well as their role in the mission of Sir Bartle Frere.

Events that lead up to Sir Bartle Frere's visit to propose slavery abolition in Zanzibar. Sir Bartle Frere was not the only person who was against slave trade in Zanzibare, this article gives more information on what happened.

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