AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

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The quiet beginning of the slave trade in the United States is pictured in this undated engraving. The setting is Jamestown, Va., where in 1619 the captain of a Dutch ship traded 20 Africans for food in a deal with John Rolfe and other settlers. The Africans probably had been hi-jacked from a Spanish vessel. The 20 slaves were to grow to more than 15 million Africans imported and enslaved before the trade was stopped. (AP Photo/NY Public Library) ** NO SALES **

headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

created date 2010-12-16

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

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original transmission reference 2764610

weight 4,14MB

size 23cm x 25cm by 300dpi

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