The Abolitions of Slavery

The Abolitions of SlaveryThese papers are intended to demonstrate the complexity of the historical processes leading up to the abolition of slavery in 1793 1794, and again in 1848, given that Bonaparte had restored the former colonial regime in 1802. Those processes include the slave insurrections and the many forms of resistance to slavery and servile work, the philosophical and political debates of the Enlightenment, the attitude of the Church, the action of anti slavery

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