Titlebook: Ireland, Slavery and Anti-Slavery: 1612-1865; Nini Rodgers Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 e

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Protestant, Catholictart colonists paid the king a 3 percent sales tax the . and he also received ‘the royal fifth’ on gold, silver, tobacco and sugar exported to Spain. Bernard O’Brien in his memorial seeking support for an Irish colony in Brazil stressed the corrupt nature of the Portuguese administration there, work

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And Dissenter for only one quarter. Yet Belfast remained a small port, its population in 1750 only half the size of Cork’s in 1705. While it was bigger than its northern rivals, Derry and Newry the possibility that it would be surpassed by Newry, the first Irish port to construct a canal cutting deep into the co

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Dublin, Sweet Cityment, dominant port, woollen manufacturing centre, national linen market, many strands came together to produce the impressive expansion of Ireland’s capital from a population of 60,000 in 1700 to 180,000 in 1800. Like Cork and Belfast, Dublin shared in the export of those products permitted by trad

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Daniel O’Connell and Anti-Slaveryment, the issues of Catholic emancipation and African slavery were closely linked. Both were reforms, unlike many others, which were not extinguished by the continuation of war with France until 1815. At the turn of the century both were favoured by Prime Minister William Pitt and then abandoned by

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Frederick Douglass and the ‘Antieverythingarians’egree of public interest. The image of Africans in the Irish mind was changing. In the 1790s they had appeared as slave servants, drummer boys and the little red-capped symbol of liberty carried high in political procession. Now the equation of blacks and the United States was firmly establishing it

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Famine and Warlave ship preparing for its two month voyage, collecting its cargo over as long a period, the crew sickly and abusive, shackling their numbered cargo, stowing the male portion down below, bringing them up for feeding with firearms trained on them to discourage revolt, which nevertheless often took p

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