A Brief History of the Trans-Atlantic Slave TradeIn Hunziker Wing 101 lecture hall
by Professor Irwin Nack
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1 comment:
This is a terrific oportunity to learn how the slave trade specifically made impacts on the economical, political, and social worlds of its participants. Mr. Nack has an extraordinary knowledge base about a wide variety of topics (this being one of them) and always brings up jaw dropping facts. Anyone who shows up will not be disappointed with what he has to say. This guy is historically cool!
ABT
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