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Memory for the Enslaved: Zanzibar

Meserette KentakeMay 2, 2016April 19, 2026

by Meserette KentakeMay 2, 2016April 19, 20261

“We now come to the harbour of Keelwa; from this port a very considerable trade carried on with Zanzibar other parts, in Ivory, Gum Copal...

19th Century Maafa

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