1. What factors did European slave traders consider when outfitting and organizing their ship for the transport of Enslaved Africans

ABSTRACT:

Intercolonial slave trading across the Americas varied with local circumstances - the size and vibrancy of economies, trade and taxation policies, and geography.

3. Transimperial Slave Trading within the Americas

If the motives for market-scale transshipments within an empire were mostly economic, the motives for transshipment across imperial boundaries were much more complex.

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