Forced labor

Made in North Korea

By Sun-ok Yi,

The Kingdom of Silence

By Harper’s Staff,

The truth about Africa’s most oppressed colony

Africa’s modern slavery

By Basil Davidson,

Flogging coolies

By Edgar Holden, Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

The slave-trade of to-day. Conclusion.–The islands of doom

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

They stand in the Gulf of Guinea–those two islands of San Thomé and Principe where the slaves die–about 150 miles from the nearest coast at the Gaboon River in French…

The slave-trade of to-day. Part VI.–The slaves at sea

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

The slave-trade of to-day. Part V.–Down to the coast

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

The slave-trade of to-day. Part III

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

The new slave-trade. Introductory II.–West-African plantation life to-day

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

The new slave-trade. Introductory [I].–Down the West Coast

By Henry Woodd Nevinson,

The Yankee captain. A very probable story, from Dickens’s “All the Year Round”

By Charles Dickens,

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Made in North Korea

The Kingdom of Silence

Africa’s modern slavery

Flogging coolies

The slave-trade of to-day. Conclusion.–The islands of doom

The slave-trade of to-day. Part VI.–The slaves at sea

The slave-trade of to-day. Part V.–Down to the coast

The slave-trade of to-day. Part III

The new slave-trade. Introductory II.–West-African plantation life to-day

The new slave-trade. Introductory [I].–Down the West Coast

The Yankee captain. A very probable story, from Dickens’s “All the Year Round”

September 1861