Sources of the Nineteenth Century Atlantic Slave Trade

A large proportion of the slaves captured at sea by the British Royal Navy during the early nineteenth century were landed at Sierra Leone. Statistical data on the make-up of the Sierra Leonean population at this period is available from several sources, and it provides some interesting clues to the scope and size of the slave trade from different parts of Africa

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• Americans in a World Context

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• The Guinea coast

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• Linguistic innovation, political centralization and economic integration in the Kongo kingdom

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• The Atlantic Slave Trade from West Central Africa, 1780–1867

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• Abolition in Sierra Leone

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• Slavery in Bambara society

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• The Impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on Africa

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• Généalogies de héros chez les Téké Tsaayi du Congo

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• Climate and the slave trade

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• Background to rebellion

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• The Fishers of Men

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• Welfare Trends among the Yoruba in the Early Nineteenth Century

  Open Access•David Eltis•The Journal of Economic History•1990

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• Jihad e escravidão

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• Socio-political change on a slave-raiding frontier

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• Becoming African

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• The Trade in African Slaves to Rio de Janeiro, 1795–1811

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• Nouveaux regards sur la démographie du bassin de l'Inkisi à l'époque du royaume Kongo (XVIe-XVIIIe siècles)

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• Reconstructing the Life Histories of Liberated Africans

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• Recaptive nations

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• Integrating Strangers

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• Slavery, Social incorporation and surplus extraction; the nature of free and unfree labour in South-East Africa

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• La Traite Portugaise en Haute Guinée, 1758–1797

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• The Enslavement of Koelle's Informants

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• The Atlantic Slave Trade and Population Density

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• Les mémorials prestigieux au Royaume Kongo

  Shaje Tshiluila•Civilisations•1993

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• Fluctuations in Sex and Age Ratios in the Transatlantic Slave Trade, 1663-1864

  Open Access•David Eltis, Stanley L Engerman•The Economic History Review•1993

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• Serving Status on the Gambia River Before and After Abolition

  Liza Gijanto•Current Anthropology•2020

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• Royal African Company

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• Long-Distance Trade-Routes in Central Africa

  Open Access•Jan Vansina•The Journal of African History•1962

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• The Navy and the Slave Trade

  W M Macmillan•African Affairs•1950

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• Immigration of Africans into the British Caribbean

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