Slavery: A New Global History 1997 Hong Kong handover 20% of its most important

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Slavery: A New Global History 1997 Hong Kong handover 20% of its most importantAuthor: Jeremy Black Condition: Good. Cover and some page tears Paperback 321 pages This compelling history book explores the history of slavery. Black traces the origins of slavery in the ancient world and follows its evolution through to modern forms of exploitation, including human trafficking and forced labour. He examines its many manifestations across different eras and regionsfrom Spartacuss rebellion and the brutal plantations of the West