British corporation continued trafficking of enslaved Africans to Guyana 40 years after abolition
Documents reveal that Sandbach, Tinne and Company, a British corporation, continued trafficking enslaved Africans to Guyana for 40 years after slavery was abolished. This activity occurred despite the company receiving taxpayer-funded compensation meant for former slave owners, highlighting ongoing illegal practices post-abolition.
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