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The trip was an exploration of a continent which was already showing signs of the holocaust which was to come

it also speaks of capitalism's entangled relationship with freedom and unfreedom

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Imogen Robertson: Theft of Life [2014] paperback Condition:New The trip was an explorationLondon, 1785. When the body of a West Indies planter is found pegged out in the grounds of St Paul's Cathedral, suspicion falls on one of the victim's former slaves, who was found with his watch on the London streets. But it seems the answer is not that simple. The impact of the planter's death brings tragedy for Francis Glass, a freed slave now working as a bookseller and printer in the city, and a painful reminder of the past for William Geddings,