Black Ivory: A History of British Slavery by James Walvin (1994, Softcover)

Author
James Walvin

Publisher
Howard University Press, 1994

Format
Softcover

Pages
365 pages

ISBN
9780631229605

Condition
Good – Light rubbing to cover and mild creasing. Internally clean and well bound.

Overview
In Black Ivory, historian James Walvin offers a comprehensive and unflinching account of Britain’s involvement in the transatlantic slave trade and its lasting impact on the modern world. Drawing from archival sources, historical records, and personal testimonies, Walvin examines the economic, political, and moral dimensions of slavery from the 17th century to abolition.

Why You’ll Love It
Essential reading for those studying colonial history, race relations, or the global legacy of slavery. This respected work provides both academic depth and accessible narrative, making it suitable for scholars and general readers alike.

Note
An important title in slavery and abolition studies, often used in university curricula and historical research.