Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Roots of Kvutza]( "The Roots of Kvutza")
The Roots of Kvutza32,99 €![Waqf: historical roots and types]( "Waqf: historical roots and types")
Waqf: historical roots and types26,99 €![The Greatest Intellectual Antibody To Caste Prejudices]( "The Greatest Intellectual Antibody To Caste Prejudices")
The Greatest Intellectual Antibody To Caste Prejudices36,99 €![Reconstructed Roots]( "Reconstructed Roots")
Reconstructed Roots38,99 €![The Universal Solution for Numerical and Literal Equations; by Which the Roots of Equations of All]( "The Universal Solution for Numerical and Literal Equations; by Which the Roots of Equations of All")
The Universal Solution for Numerical and Literal Equations; by Which the Roots of Equations of All36,99 €![An Abridgment Of Mr. Edwards's Civil And Commercial History Of The British West Indies]( "An Abridgment Of Mr. Edwards's Civil And Commercial History Of The British West Indies")
An Abridgment Of Mr. Edwards's Civil And Commercial History Of The British West Indies40,99 €![The Roots of the War: A Non-technical History of Europe, 1870-1914, A.D]( "The Roots of the War: A Non-technical History of Europe, 1870-1914, A.D")
The Roots of the War: A Non-technical History of Europe, 1870-1914, A.D44,99 €
The focus of this book is the intellectual roots that shaped modern slavery in the British West Indies between circa AD 1500 to 1830. It sets out to address the question of "Why" in the approach to the study of slavery. "Why" did slavery exist? "Why" was it felt by some societies, or groups within them, to be a necessity? This work formulates an etymology and description of slavery by exploring its ideologies and consequent characteristics. It also looks at "Who" developed the ideologies that allowed slavery to exist. This work examines the history of slavery in Antiquity (Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt), especially in the Late Classical Period (Graeco-Roman) from circa 400/300 BC to AD 600, as well as slavery in the Islamic Old World, India, Africa and Meso- America in the New World from circa 640 to 1500 AD.