slave-trading

Mr. Pires became Cape Verde's first prime minister after the rocky archipelago off West Africa, a colonial slave-trading outpost, won independence from Portugal in 1975.

Cape Verde's Former President Wins Leadership Prize for a Graceful Exit

Hell, Harvard was built using slave-trading money.

Matthew Yglesias » Rep Trent Franks: Blacks Were Better Off Under Slavery

Apostle Adam Afzelius, who set up his specimen-collecting operations in the slave-trading port of Freetown, Sierra Leone, writes a damning, hypnotic account of a sociopathic young English trader who profits from the caprice of local chiefs.

Brotherhood of the Butterfly Net

Lexington was an important slave-trading market because of the nearby horse farms and plantations.

Behind the Dividing Line of Slavery

He eventually jumped ship, was punished, and then found work on a slave-trading vessel.

In the Valley of the Shadow

Calling a group of students “brutal, slave-trading Moslems” is horrible, and I am guessing, entirely undeserved.

cowardice versus diplomacy « paper fruit

They originated a special branch of slave-trading for this trade and the white aristocrats of Virginia and the Carolinas made more money by this business during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries than in any other way.

DARKWATER

And that role, it turns out, was a considerable one, especially for the slave-trading kingdoms of western and central Africa.

Michael Conniff: Con Games: Black Like Thee With Spike, Skip, and Barack

Once a bastion for pirates like Blackbeard, and then a West Indies slave-trading center, it became a haven for free blacks who found jobs as clerks, shopkeepers and artisans.

Dwight Brown: The U.S. Virgin Islands -- 3 Unique Isles, 3 Unique Experiences.

I seem to recall mention of other slave-trading centres along the coast, which wouldn't exclude other European powers.

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