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Explore a hidden chapter of transatlantic history with this academic study from Anthem Press. While many focus on the immediate aftermath of the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act, this book looks at the decades that followed. It examines how British enterprises and individuals maintained connections to slavery in Brazil for fifty years after British abolition. This work provides a detailed look at the material connections between Britain and Brazil. By investigating commerce and credit, the text explains how British investments remained tied to the slave system until its final end in Brazil in 1888. It is an essential resource for readers interested in the complexities of British anti-slavery policy and its real-world economic impact on another empire. Perfect for students, historians, and researchers, this volume offers a new perspective on the economic ties that persisted despite official policy changes. It clarifies how the last vestiges of British slaveholding in the Americas were maintained through trade and financial networks.

Key Features

Examines the history of British involvement with transatlantic slavery and its economic ties to Brazil.

Analyzes how British enterprises and individuals continued to invest in slavery after the 1833 Abolition Act.

Provides historical context regarding British anti-slavery policy and its relationship to Brazilian commerce.

Investigates the role of credit and material wealth in maintaining slaveholding connections through 1888.

Offers a detailed look at the economic entanglement between Britain and the Brazilian empire.

Part of the Anthem Brazilian Studies series for focused academic research.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 February 2026
Listed Since
21 December 2021

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