Liverpool and Transatlantic Slavery by David Richardson

Great condition, and clean inside. Think its had one careful read. Essential reading for anybody in a history course covering this subject, or just interested in the topic. Liverpool and Transatlantic Slavery by Richardson, Schwarz and Tibbles. Publsihed by Liverpool University Press in 2010. 318 pages -Chapters include Liverpool's Dominance in the British Slave Trade 1740-1807, African Agency and the Liverpool Slave Trade, Human Capital in the British Slave Trade, Liverpool's Slave Trade to the Colonial Chesapeake: Slaving on the Periphery, The Liverpool Slave Trade Lancaster and its Environs, The Atlantic Slave Trade and AFrican Ethnicities in 17th Century Jamaica, The Wealth and Social Aspirations of Liverpool's Slave Merchants of the Second Half of the 18th Century, 'Cemented by teh Blood of a Negro'? The Impact of the Slave Trade on 18th Century Liverpool, Commerce Civilisationand Christianity: The Development of the Sierra Leone Company, Abolitionism in Liverpool