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The Tensions of Internationalism: Transnational Anti-Slavery in the 1880s and 1890s - 1 views

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In 1888 Cardinal Lavigerie, the Archbishop of Algiers and Carthage, launched his ‘anti-slavery crusade’. Drawing attention to slave raids in Africa and to the East African slave trade, this initiative resulted in the foundation of several new antislavery associations.
- ntswaki on 26 Apr 23
  
  this journal focuses on the final two decades of the nineteenth century and the period in which the transatlantic slave trade had all but ceased, with Cuba (1880/86) and Brazil (1888) being the last parts of the Americas where slavery was abolished
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">this journal focuses on the final two decades of the nineteenth century and the period in which the transatlantic slave trade had all but ceased, with Cuba (1880/86) and Brazil (1888) being the last parts of the Americas where slavery was abolished</div>
  
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nti-slavery; empire; internationalism; humanitarianism; transnational history; civilising mission
- ntswaki on 26 Apr 23
  
  it also gives full understanding on the issue of anti-slavery and civilising mission on this on this journal we come to understand the full history of anti-slavery, my point of choosing this journal it was to make sure that i come to understnad more about the other sides of slaves and the full history of slavery not looking only on the zanzibar topic
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">it also gives full understanding on the issue of anti-slavery and civilising mission on this on this journal we come to understand the full history of anti-slavery, my point of choosing this journal it was to make sure that i come to understnad more about the other sides of slaves and the full history of slavery not looking only on the zanzibar topic</div>
  
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U.S. Consuls in Zanzibar and the Slave Trade, 1870-1890 on JSTOR - 1 views

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Report Addressed to the Earl of Clarendon by the Committee on the East African Slave Tr... - 1 views

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- ntswaki on 25 Apr 23
  
  The first part of this journal shows the introduction of the hardship that slaves in zanzibar went through during the slave trade that was happening it also addresses te Earl of clarendon by the committee on the east africa.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The first part of this journal shows the introduction of the hardship that slaves in zanzibar went through during the slave trade that was happening it also addresses te Earl of clarendon by the committee on the east africa.</div>
  
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History of zanzibar - 1 views

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This image shows how slaves were being treated during the 1890 in zanzibar and also it explains the point that most slaves that were working in the planation part were not being treated fairly and they were forced to work for hours without getting any food or break

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This image shows how slaves were being treated during the 1890 in zanzibar and also it explains the point that most slaves that were working in the planation part were not being treated fairly and they were forced to work for hours without getting any food or break</div>

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A Detailed Snapshot of Zanzibar Slavery History - UnitedRepublicofTanzania.com - 3 views

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It starts when one discovers events like when their own nation is battling with another: the prisoners are not killed, but rather tied with rope and taken to the town, where they are told, ‘You stay here as our slaves.”
- ntswaki on 25 Apr 23
  
  this article explains the beginning of the slave trade in zanzibar and also it highlights the struggle that they went through in the past, also it tries to show the important concept of slave trade in zanzibar.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">this article explains the beginning of the slave trade in zanzibar and also it highlights the struggle that they went through in the past, also it tries to show the important concept of slave trade in zanzibar.</div>
  
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Slaves on plantations or agricultural slaves generally worked between 6 to 11 a.m. and between 2 and 5 p.m. Sick slaves were not allowed to work, and the master oversaw their care until they recovered. In the event of the death of a slave, the master covered the costs of the funeral. However, the master did not attend all of the slaves’ funerals. He was only involved in the burials of concubines, home-born slaves, their offspring, and slaves who occupied key positions.
- ntswaki on 25 Apr 23
  
  This part of the article explains on how people that worked in the planation were being treated during the slave trade and also the fact that they didn't get any special treatment of working
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This part of the article explains on how people that worked in the planation were being treated during the slave trade and also the fact that they didn't get any special treatment of working</div>
  
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U.S. Consuls in Zanzibar and the Slave Trade, 1870-1890.pdf - 2 views

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U.S. consuls in Zanzibar were influenced by a political and social milieu where racism and segregation fed off of each other. Racism was necessary to justify segregation and segregation was needed to put racist ideology into pra
- ntswaki on 22 Apr 23
  
  Gerald J. Pierson written about the history of the U.S consuls in Zanzibar and also on th U.S. consuls in Zanzibar were influenced by a political and social milieu where racism and segregation fed off of each other.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Gerald J. Pierson written about the history of the U.S consuls in Zanzibar and also on th U.S. consuls in Zanzibar were influenced by a political and social milieu where racism and segregation fed off of each other.</div>
  
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