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Captives from tribes throughout Africa were gathered in "factories" to await ships to transport them to the "New World." |
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Barracoons
H. 28 W.18 D.18 inches 1993 Portfolio #49 |
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Branding
H.13 W.24 D.11 inches, 1994 Portfolio #79
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Auction
H15 W24 D16" 1994 Portfolio #57 |
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Sugar Cane Workers
H. 22" W. 24" D. 11" Portfo # 137
In the 1700s sugar was the single largest internationally traded commodity on the world market. At one point sugar accounted for one fifth of all English imports and was also a major crop for French and Dutch held countries in the
Source: Without Consent Or Contract, Robert W. Fogel, WW Norton & Co. NY, 1989 |
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Field Hands
H16 W24 D11" 1995 P#128 |
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Field Hands
H16 W24 D11" 1995 P#128 |
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