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wrote: basskisser wrote: Please read my statement again. But, again, let's educate you a tad. You DO realize that after being in horrendous dungeons for up to a year, that the slaves were, sometimes, treated better aboard ship and afterward, don't you? Cite? Sure thing! http://www.unesco.no/fredensborg/the_slaves_on_board/ Which states in part: The slaves, who made up the live cargo, were burdened by grief and desperation. Many had probably been sold several times before ending up in the fort's dungeons or barracoons, |
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