Domesticated Abolitionism, the “Human Cargo” of the<i>Zong,</i>and the British Legal Usage of Dehumanizing Rhetoric, 1783–1807

Hasian, Marouf

doi:10.1080/10570314.2011.651549

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Domesticated Abolitionism, the “Human Cargo” of theZong,and the British Legal Usage of Dehumanizing Rhetoric, 1783–1807

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