Was the Transatlantic Slave Trade the defining moral failure of British history?

Britain played a central role in the transatlantic slave trade, transporting an estimated 3.1 million Africans before abolition in 1807. As debates about how we memorialise and teach this history continue, questions about its place in the national story remain sharply contested.

Anoniem stemmen is mogelijk. Registreer voor een profiel en score.