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Introduction to the Documents, Chapter 20mckaysources_ch20_1.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Document 20-1: OLFERT DAPPER, King Alvaro I of Kongo Receiving the Dutch Ambassadors (1668) mckaysources_ch20_2.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Document 20-2: OSEI BONSU, An Asante King Questions British Motives in Ending the Slave Trade (1820) mckaysources_ch20_3.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Viewpoints: Debating the Slave Trademckaysources_ch20_4.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Document 20-3: ANNa MARIA FALCONBRIDGE, From Narrative of Two Voyages to the River Sierra Leone (1794) mckaysources_ch20_5.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Document 20-4: OLAUDAH EQUIANO, From The Interesting Narrative of Olaudah Equiano (1789) mckaysources_ch20_6.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Viewpoints Comparative Questionsmckaysources_ch20_7.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Document 20-5: Transportation of Slaves in Africa (ca. 1800–1900) mckaysources_ch20_8.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Comparative Questions?mckaysources_ch20_9.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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Quiz for Sources for World Societies, Chapter 20 mckaysources_ch20_10.html546a6e85757a2e4256000000
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