The Brazilian Slave Trade, and its Remedy: Shewing the Futility of Repressive Force Measures, Also, how Africa and our West Indian Colonies may be Mut

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This insightful work examines the history of the Brazilian slave trade and proposes remedies for its abolition. Drawing on extensive research in Brazil and Europe, the author argues that repressive measures alone are not sufficient to end the trade and that economic and social reforms are necessary to provide alternative livelihoods for enslaved people and their owners. The book also explores ways in which Africa and the West Indies can collaborate to achieve mutual benefits and development.