Documents Relatifs A? La RA(c)pression De La Traite Des Esclaves...

Documents Relatifs À La RÃ(c)pression De La Traite Des Esclaves... is a historical record from the Brussels Conference of 1889-1890. This compilation, likely prepared by the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, offers insight into the international efforts to suppress the slave trade during that period. The book provides primary source material regarding the legal and diplomatic actions taken by various nations to combat slavery, making it an invaluable resource for researchers and historians interested in the abolitionist movement, international law, and the history of slavery in Africa and elsewhere. Detailing the discussions, agreements, and resolutions of the conference, this work sheds light on the complex political landscape surrounding the suppression of the slave trade at the end of the 19th century.

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