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The Birmingham gun manufactory of Farmer and Galton and the slave trade in the eighteenth century
The thesis begins by describing how the origins, growth and sales organisation of Farmer and Galton were rooted in the slave trade. The firm's position on the chief arms supplier to the Committee of the African Company is examined, and as arms supplier to some of the leading slave trading merchants
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