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How to Create a Culture of Innovation? undermining the sugar islands’ economy, there were of course commercial motives for developing Africa’s rich natural resources. Furthermore, linked to these commercial prospects were speculations on both sides of the slavery debate as to how Africa might compensate Britain for the financial loss of its American colonies.

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