Royal African Company of England
The Royal African Company was founded in 1672 and held the English monopoly in slave trading until 1698, when all Englishmen received the right to trade in slaves. The Royal African Company continued slaving until 1731, when it abandoned slaving in favour of traffic in ivory and gold dust.
From the guide to the Royal African Company of England (Sierra Leone), [1725], (Senate House Library, University of London)
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| creatorOf | Royal African Company of England (Sierra Leone), [1725] | Senate House Library (University of London) |
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