Светлана Абрамова - Африка: четыре столетия работорговли

• Название: Африка: четыре столетия работорговли
• Автор: Светлана Абрамова
• Издательство: Наука
• Жанр: История
• Год: 1992
• ISBN: 5-02-017493-9

В книге исследуется история трансатлантической европейско-американской работорговли — насильственного вывоза невольников-африканцев на плантации и рудники Америки и Вест-Индии, начавшегося в 1442 г. и продолжавшегося почти до конца XIX в. Рассказывается о развитии работорговли и способах захвата африканцев в рабство, о продаже их европейцам, выявляются причины запрещения работорговли в начале XIX в.

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