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The slave-trade of to-day. Part III

By Henry Woodd Nevinson



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SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Colonies; Colonization; Forced labor; Nevinson, Henry Woodd; Journeys—Africa; Portugal; Slave-trade; Slavery
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