Negro Slavery in Latin America

Negro Slavery in Latin AmericaNegro Slavery in Latin America explores the profound historical and cultural impact of over three centuries of African slavery in the region. This meticulously researched book examines the introduction, institutionalization, and eventual abolition of slavery, highlighting its critical role in shaping Latin America's diverse societies. Drawing from extensive archival sources and the works of prominent scholars, the study provides a nuanced analysis of

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