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Milton Meltzer - Slavery (1971)

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Slavery as an institution that degraded man to a thing has never died out. In some periods of history it has flourished: many civilizations have climbed to power and glory on the backs of slaves. In other times slaves have dwindled in number and economic importance. But never has slavery disappeared.

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Born: May 8, 1915
Died: September 19, 2009 (aged 94)
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