Titlebook: Slavery and Anti-Slavery in Mauritius, 1810-33; The Conflict between Anthony J. Barker Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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,Corruption Concealed: The Farquhar Era 1810–22,ure of the slave regime is a question that will be dealt with at length in chapters 4 to 9 below. This chapter is concerned with unravelling the complicated story of the illegal slave trade and the interaction between Farquhar and a handful of British associates, on the one hand, and the Franco-Mauritian plantocracy on the other.

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The Abolitionists Discover Mauritius,y knighted MP for Newton in Lancashire, Robert Farquhar, accusing him of being promoter and protector of an illegal slave trade, which had sustained a slave system of unmatched cruelty, during his ten years as governor of Mauritius up to 1823. The source of the allegations was Edward Byam, former Co

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