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slave traffic - traffic in slaves; especially in Black Africans transported to America in the 16th to 19th centuries

slave trade

traffic - buying and selling; especially illicit trade

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slave trade traffic	The past 100 years From The Santa Fe New Mexican: March 11, 1909: While the legislators are endeavoring to make a record in cleaning the moral atmosphere of New Mexico, they should repeal the nefarious law that places a legal sanction upon bawdy houses and in its place enact a statute that penalizes the white slave traffic. THE PAST 100 YEARS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) But why have they nothing to say on raiders from further East than West Africa who carried slave traffic well into the 20th Century, or foreigners currently operating openly at our air and sea ports, immune from interference that might offend their human rights? Stop misuse of hospital car parks by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) Edward Janney, The White Slave Traffic in America 56, 61 (1911) ("We have found no evidence of the existence in the County of New York of any organization or organizations, incorporated or otherwise, engaged as such in the traffic in women for immoral purposes, nor have we found evidence of an organized traffic in women for immoral purposes. Immoral purposes: marriage and the genus of illicit sex by Dubler, Ariela R. / Yale Law Journal	slaty-gray slaty-grey slaughter slaughterer slaughterhouse slaughterman Slaughterous Slav Slav. slave slave ant Slave catcher Slave Coast slave cylinder slave dealer slave driver Slave hunt slave labour slave market slave owner Slave River slave ship slave state slave trade slave trader slave traffic slave-driver slave-maker slave-making ant Slaveborn slaveholder Slaveholding slaveless slavelike Slaveocracy slaver Slaverer Slavering slavery slavey Slavic Slavic language Slavic people Slavic race Slavicism Slavicist slavish slavishly slavishness Slavism Slavist	Slave Present Slave punishment Slave punishment Slave punishment Slave punishment Slave quarters Slave religion Slave religion Slave religion Slave religion Slave River Slave River Slave select slave ship Slave ships slave state Slave states Slave station Slave Supervisory slave to Slave to Target slave trade slave trade slave trade slave trader slave trader slave trader Slave traders Slave traders Slave traders slave traffic slave tty slave tube Slave worker Slave worker Slave worker Slave worker slave-drive slave-drived slave-driver slave-drivers slave-drives slave-driving slave-maker slave-maker ant slave-maker ants slave-making ant slave-making ants Slave-traders Slave-traders Slave-traders Slave-traders Slaveborn slaved slaved slaved slaved slaved slaved slaved gyro magnetic compass Slavedriver

The past 100 years From The Santa Fe New Mexican: March 11, 1909: While the legislators are endeavoring to make a record in cleaning the moral atmosphere of New Mexico, they should repeal the nefarious law that places a legal sanction upon bawdy houses and in its place enact a statute that penalizes the white slave traffic.

THE PAST 100 YEARS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)

But why have they nothing to say on raiders from further East than West Africa who carried slave traffic well into the 20th Century, or foreigners currently operating openly at our air and sea ports, immune from interference that might offend their human rights?

Stop misuse of hospital car parks by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

Edward Janney, The White Slave Traffic in America 56, 61 (1911) ("We have found no evidence of the existence in the County of New York of any organization or organizations, incorporated or otherwise, engaged as such in the traffic in women for immoral purposes, nor have we found evidence of an organized traffic in women for immoral purposes.

Immoral purposes: marriage and the genus of illicit sex by Dubler, Ariela R. / Yale Law Journal

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