Facts And Statements Concerning the Right of the Crown of Portugal to the Territ
Facts And Statements Concerning the Right of the Crown of Portugal to the Territ
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E. Of Ambriz, slaves were found in chains who were conducted on board the Portu- guese ships to be set at liberty ; in other barracoons further inland, pipes of water, raised sleeping decks, and further indications of the trade were found, the slaves having however been removed from there before the arrival of the Portuguese people.
On the 25th July of the same year, in consequence of a Brazilian steamer having embarked eight hundred slaves in Mayumba (west coast of Africa), the British Ministe...r in Lisbon told the Portuguese Government that the English squadron would gladly co-operate in any measures it might be thought necessary to take, either for the purpose of destroying the depots of slaves existing in Ambriz, or for preventing their re-establishment there after- wards.
The Governor-General of Angola informed the Minister for Marine and Colonies on the 19th December 1849, that " he had extra officially heard that the negroes of Ambriz had, on the 25th of the past month, burnt the stores be- longing to Hatton and Cookson of Liverpool, whose manager was a British subject named A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. Of Ambriz, slaves were found in chains who were conducted on board the Portu- guese ships to be set at liberty ; in other barracoons further inland, pipes of water, raised sleeping decks, and further indications of the trade were found, the slaves having however been removed from there before the arrival of the Portuguese people.
On the 25th July of the same year, in consequence of a Brazilian steamer having embarked eight hundred slaves in Mayumba (west coast of Africa), the British Ministe...r in Lisbon told the Portuguese Government that the English squadron would gladly co-operate in any measures it might be thought necessary to take, either for the purpose of destroying the depots of slaves existing in Ambriz, or for preventing their re-establishment there after- wards.
The Governor-General of Angola informed the Minister for Marine and Colonies on the 19th December 1849, that " he had extra officially heard that the negroes of Ambriz had, on the 25th of the past month, burnt the stores be- longing to Hatton and Cookson of Liverpool, whose manager was a British subject named A.
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