CHAP. XI.
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An account of the shocking inhumanity, used in the carrying on of the slave-trade, as described by factors of different nations, viz. by Francis Moor, on the river Gambia; and by John Barbot, A. Brue, and William Bosman, through the coast of Guinea. Note. Of the large revenues arising to the Kings of Guinea from the slave-trade.
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · : Moor, page 28.Note 2 · First, Francis Moor, factor for the English African company, on the river Gambia,A writes, "That there are a number of Negro traders, calledNote 3 · : Bosman, page 310.Note 4 · : Note, from the above account of the indecent and shocking manner in which the unhappy Negroes are treated, it is reasonable for persons un