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王立アフリカ会社 (Royal African Company) は1672年から1698年まで、奴隷貿易を含む対西アフリカ貿易を独占したイギリスの特許会社。ロンドン商人が中心となり、後にジェームズ二世となるヨーク公を代表として設立された。
La Royal African Company (in italiano: Compagnia Reale Africana) fu una compagnia commerciale inglese che aveva come scopo la deportazione nelle colonie britanniche di schiavi neri prelevati dall' Africa . La Company of Royal Adventurers Trading to Africa, nome originario, venne fondata dai sovrani Carlo II e Giacomo II d'Inghilterra negli anni ...
23 de mai. de 2015 · Pettigrew’s argument is, on its own terms, judicious. His book is based on an analysis of the triumphant lobbying of ‘separate traders’ for the deregulation of the transatlantic slave trade, and the consequent collapse of the Royal African Company (RAC) after the passing of a statute ensuring total deregulation of the trade in 1712.
5 de fev. de 2020 · In its day, the Royal African Company devised an effective strategy to manage the flow of goods and information on the West African coast. This strategy was extremely costly because it relied on the maintenance of a chain of coastal forts and trading factories; on the other hand, it consistently enabled the RAC to purchase larger shares of African produce and enslaved human beings than its ...
Sir John Cass the Royal African Company and the Slave Trade. The report into our founder’s historical connection with transatlantic slavery has now been completed. The report, which we commissioned in February 2020, was delayed as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. An interim report was published in November 2020 and the full findings are now ...
The next documents are a few among many, many such documents that show royal support for slavery after 1660. I include just one meeting of the Royal African Company – formed first in 1660 and then incorporated in 1663 as the Royal Adventurers into Africa. It was headed by the king’s brother and had the explicit support of Charles II, who ...
Administrative / Biographical History. The Royal African Company was founded in 1672 and held the English monopoly in slave trading until 1698, when all Englishmen received the right to trade in slaves. The Royal African Company continued slaving until 1731, when it abandoned slaving in favour of traffic in ivory and gold dust.
