Many Middle Passages: Forced Migration and the Making of the Modern World (Volume 5)

by Emma Christopher (Editor)

Other authorsMarcus Rediker (Editor), Cassandra Pybus (Editor)
PDF, 2007

Original publication date

2007-08-31

Publication

University of California Press (2007), Edition: First, 274 pages

Series

California World History Library (5)

ISBN

0520252071 / 9780520252073

Tags

maritime history, The Middle Passage, slave ship

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