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Slaves who died in 1794 Cape Town shipwreck to be remembered

1 December 2015 by Alan

Slaves who died in 1794 Cape Town shipwreck to be remembered – (curated as of interest to Cape Town Shipwreck and Cape Town).

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Against a backdrop of exclusive, sea-view apartments in Cape Town, South African and American researchers on Tuesday paid tribute at the spot where slaves died when the Portuguese ship that was carrying them into …
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