The Loango Coast and Surinam’s slave-trade history
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The Loango Coast and Surinam’s slave-trade history
Ars Nganga’s book examines the connection between the Loango Coast of Central Africa and the colony of Surinam within the transatlantic slave trade. The supplied description identifies the stretch from Cape Lopez to the mouth of the Congo River as a major embarkation region for enslaved Africans bound for Dutch colonies in the Americas. It frames the subject as an overlooked chapter and says the investigation draws on archival research and fieldwork, placing regional history in the wider context of forced migration and colonial trade.
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A groundbreaking historical investigation into one of the most significant yet overlooked chapters of the transatlantic slave trade. The Slave Trade in Loango Coast for the Colony of Surinam reveals how the Loango Coast-stretching from Cape Lopez to the mouth of the Congo River-became the largest embarkation site for enslaved Africans destined for Dutch colonies in the Americas.
Drawing on extensive archival research and field investigations, historian Ars
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