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The English Sweet Tooth and the New York Slave Trade, 1690 - 1725

By Daniel Walkowitz - NYU

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The English sweet tooth and the New York slave trade, 1690-1725: Social inequality and elite factionalism shape competing elites' quest for political and economic power.

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