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Photograph
Description:
Photograph of bananas being loaded onto a ship, SS Bayano, in Port Antonia, Jamaica. 1948. The photographer who took this photograph sailed on the ship from Bristol to Jamaica.
Reproduced with kind permission of Wills (now Imperial Tobacco).
Creator: A. Veitch
Date: 1948
Copyright: Copyright, Imperial Tobacco
Object ID:P 14403
Photograph
Description:
Photograph of bananas being loaded onto a ship, SS Bayano, at Bowdain, Jamaica. 1948. The photographer who took this photograph sailed on the ship from Bristol to Jamaica.
Reproduced with kind permission of Wills (now Imperial Tobacco).
Creator: A. Veitch
Date: 1948
Copyright: Copyright, Imperial Tobacco
Object ID:P 14408
Photograph
Description:
Photograph of bananas being loaded onto a ship, SS Bayano, in Port Antonia, Jamaica. 1948. The photographer who took this photograph sailed on the ship from Bristol to Jamaica.
Reproduced with kind permission of Wills (now Imperial Tobacco).
Creator: A. Veitch
Date: 1948
Copyright: Copyright, Imperial Tobacco
Object ID:P 14404
Photograph
Description:
Photograph of bananas from the Caribbean, being unloaded from a ship docked in Bristol. 1910. Reproduced with kind permission of Wills (now Imperial Tobacco).
Date: 1910
Copyright: Copyright, Imperial Tobacco
Object ID:PBA 1910/54
Photograph
Description:
Photograph of Elders Fyffees bananas from the Caribbean, being unloaded from a ship docked in Bristol. 1910.
Reproduced with kind permission of Wills (now Imperial Tobacco).
Date: 1910
Copyright: Copyright, Imperial Tobacco
Object ID:PBA 1910/53
Report
Description:
Report of special justice to Governor of Jamaica, 21st October 1835. Reporting on the benevolent behaviour of plantation owners and the apprentices needing 2 shillings 6 pence per day to work for hire, as they get that much from working their own food gardens. They do not refuse to work from laziness, but because they prefer to work for themselves if the pay is less than 2s 6d. Slaves were freed under the Emancipation Act, and then forced to work as apprentices). From Papers Relative to Abolition of Slavery, Part III (1), 1836.
Date: 1835
Copyright: Copyright British Empire Commonwealth Mu
Report
Description:
Report from special magistrate to Governor of Jamaica, 25th August 1835. Reporting on work and commenting on problems, suggesting that apprentices may be more willing to work for a decent wage and a kind master. (Slaves were freed under the Emancipation Act, and then forced to work as apprentices). From Papers Relative to Abolition of Slavery, Part III (1), 1836.
Date: 1835
Copyright: Copyright British Empire Commonwealth Mu
Letter
Description:
Letter from special magistrate to Governor of Jamaica, 18th August 1835. Reporting that the apprentices are working according to the new law and working for wages in their own time. (Slaves were freed under the Emancipation Act, and then forced to work as apprentices). From Papers Relative to Abolition of Slavery, Part III (1), 1836.
Date: 1836
Copyright: Copyright British Empire Commonwealth Mu
Extract
Description:
Extract reporting on slavery in the Gold Coast area of West Africa.The report refers to slavery within Africa, rather than the transatlantic slave trade which involved Europeans.
From Report from the Select Committee on the Coast of West Africa; together with the minutes of evidence , 1842.
Date: 1842
Copyright: Copyright British Empire Commonwealth Mu
Object ID:1996/24/6442
Extract
Description:
Extract reporting on Dixcove trading fort, on the West Coast of Africa. Europeans used forts such as Dixcove as bases for trading along the West African coast. These trading forts were used for temporarily housing enslaved Africans until they could be loaded onto waiting ships anchored nearby.
From Report from the Select Committee on the Coast of West Africa; together with the minutes of evidence , 1842.
Date: 1842
Copyright: Copyright British Empire Commonwealth Mu
Object ID:1996/24/6442
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