For over three centuries, slavery in the Americas fuelled the
growth of capitalism. But the stirrings of a revolutionary age in
the late eighteenth century challenged this "peculiar institution"
and set the scene for great acts of emancipation in Haiti in 1804,
in the United States in the 1860s and Brazil in the 1880s.
Blackburn argues that the anti-slavery movement helped forge the
political and social ideals we live by today.
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