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Nantes and the Atlantic Slave Trade

Gualdé Krystel
Publication date 05/07/2018
EAN: 9782906519732
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La version anglaise de "Nantes et la traite négrière atlantique". Elle dresse la chronologie de l’histoire de la traite et explique les raisons qui poussent Nantes à y participer. Des côtes africaines aux colonies, de ses origines jusqu’à son aboliti... See full description
Attribute nameAttribute value
Common books attribute
PublisherDUCS BRETAGNE
Page Count56
Languagefr
AuthorGualdé Krystel
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date05/07/2018
Weight126 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)0.60 x 14.80 x 17.80 cm
La version anglaise de "Nantes et la traite négrière atlantique". Elle dresse la chronologie de l’histoire de la traite et explique les raisons qui poussent Nantes à y participer. Des côtes africaines aux colonies, de ses origines jusqu’à son abolition, le récit est fait sur le commerce d’esclaves en Amérique et le rôle de la ville nantaise dans ce processus.Les illustrations, issues de la collection Musée d’histoire de Nantes, complètent un texte court et pédagogique qui permettra au lecteur de s’approprier les dates essentielles de cette histoire.Quatrième de couverture :The Atlantic Slave Trade affected over thirteen million men, women and children, who were captured, sold and transported from Africa to colonies in America where they became slaves. The slave trade took place primarily between the early 16th century and the late 19th century. France played an important role in this trade, organizing almost 14% of all slave-trading expeditions. The port of Nantes was France’s largest slave-trading port. The Nantes History Museum takes an uncompromising look at the history of the city within the global context of the slave trade and the abolitionist movement in Europe and around the world.