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Slavery Connection - Isle of Man

The Isle of Man’s links to slavery were largely indirect. Low levels of tax made produce cheap. Many slave traders would come to the island to buy goods to exchange for slaves in Africa.

 
  • How did the Isle of Man profit?
  • Are the signs of slavery still visible?
  • Slavery: a necessary evil?

BBC Radio 4: Slavery and IOM

 

Join Nick Baker and Kwame Kwei Armah as they voyage through Manx slavery history.

BBC Radio 4: Slavery and IOM

Slavery and the Isle of Man

 

Located at the very centre of the British Isles, the Isle of Man has always been a trading nucleus.

Slavery and the Isle of Man
 

BBC History - Abolition

 

Find out more about the abolition of the slave trade 200 years ago, from BBC History...

BBC History - Abolition
 

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See more from the BBC's comprehensive online Abolition section.

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Abolition - 1807

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