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A comparative study of anti-slavery in 19th century Middle East and North Africa: the cases of the Egyptian Khedivate and the Husaynid Beylik of Tunis
In the nineteenth century, the polities in the Middle East and North Africa encountered the British pressure to abolish the slave trade and slavery. While the Khedivate of Egypt and the Husaynid Beylik of Tunis faced the same pressure, the internal causes of them such as a diplomatic motive also led...
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