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English: A watercolor by an unknown artist shows the slave ship La Marie-Séraphique in a harbor in Haiti in 1773.
Français : Vue du cap Français et du Nvr La Marie Séraphique de Nantes, capitaine Gaugy, le jour de l'ouverture de sa vente, troisième voyage d'Angole, 1772-1773
Scène de vente à bord d'un navire nantais : la "Marie-Séraphique" Certaines ventes se déroulent à bord, comme c'est le cas ici. Cependant, l'image reproduite est des plus fantaisistes. Il est invraisemblable que Européens et captifs africains aient entretenu des relations aussi cordiales que celles représentées sur cette aquarelle. En 1772, le navire nantais la "Marie-Séraphique" transporte 340 hommes, femmes et enfants depuis l'Afrique jusqu'à la ville du Cap-Français. Vue du cap Français et du nvr La Marie-Séraphique de Nantes, capitaine Gaugy, le jour de l'ouverture de sa vente, troisième voyage d'Angole, 1772-1773 Anonyme Fonds musée des Salorges Copie d'après l'original conservé au Musée d'histoire de Nantes |
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| Date | 1773[1] | |||
| Source | http://www.chateaunantes.fr/fr/collections?ref=14528 | |||
| Author | Anonymous | |||
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- ↑ https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/01/31/historians-global-research-project-reconstructs-slaverys-stolen-lives/97312150/
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