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    The Rise of African Slavery in the Americas, (Hardcover)

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      Eltis's work focuses primarily on the social and, secondarily, the economic reasons that the slave trade developed in the New World. He focuses on the English, and to a lesser extent the Dutch, because of this paradox: why is it that the two states with the most respect for the individual and wit...

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      from tuckerresearch

      Eltis's work focuses primarily on the social and, secondarily, the economic reasons that the slave trade developed in the New World. He focuses on the English, and to a lesser extent the Dutch, because of this paradox: why is it that the two states with the most respect for the individual and wit...

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