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Slavery in History – An Expanded Timeline
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This eBook provides a comprehensive overview of the history of slavery, enriched with illustrations, context, and analysis. We trust it will deepen your understanding of this pervasive institution and inspire you to join us in our commitment to eradicate it.
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