Daughters Of The Trade: Atlantic Slavers And Interracial Marriage On The Gold Coast (The Early Modern Americas),New Susan R. Greenwald Hardtoread

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Daughters Of The Trade: Atlantic Slavers And Interracial Marriage On The Gold Coast (The Early Modern Americas),New Susan R. Greenwald HardtoreadSeverine Brock'S First Language Was Ga, Yet It Was Not Surprising When, In 1842, She Married Edward Carstensen. He Was The Last Governor Of Christiansborg, The Fort That, In The Eighteenth Century, Had Been The Center Of Danish Slave Trading In West Africa. She Was The Descendant Of Gaspeaking Women Who Had Married Danish Merchants And Traders. Their Marriage Would Have Been Familiar To Gold Coast Traders Going Back Nearly 150 Years. In Daughters Of