Abolition Push for East African Slave Trade Gains Steam
Sir Bartle Frere argues for suppressing the Zanzibar slave market backed by British naval pressure. He cites Captain Frazer's free-labor estate on Zanzibar as a proof of feasible reform, while warning that the slave trade remains brutal and pervasive across Zanzibar, Madagascar, and Reunion, harming Central Africa and prompting public support at home.
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Zanzibar
Madagascar
Reunion
France
England
Africa
Sir Bartle
Seyed Burghash
Lagos
Sir Bartle Frere
Earl Granville
Foreign Office
Frazer
Indian Navy
Bartle Frere
Frager
Kokotowi
Inc
Livingstone
Central
Central Africa
Census of 1871 Digest Borrows Lessons for England Growth
A review of the Stanford digest of the 1871 Census highlights how population growth in England and Wales surged from 1801 to 1871, with 155 percent increase amid irregular decennial rates. It notes emigration drives and warns that wealthier gains outpace poorer welfare, prompting calls for legislative shifts in representation and policy.
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Stanford
James Lewis
Owever
England and
Wales
Pase
England
Lewis
France
Grant
Mr. Lewis
William Petty
London
United Kingdom
Imagne