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In 1833, Britain paid £20 million to compensate slave owners, a debt that wasn’t fully settled until 2015. Historians reveal how this payment was absorbed into the national debt and the complex financial instruments involved. The discussion also highlights the lack of compensation for enslaved people and the moral debates among abolitionists. Dive into the historical context and uncover the lasting implications of this controversial chapter in history. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.
In 1833, Britain paid £20 million to compensate slave owners, a debt that wasn’t fully settled until 2015. Historians reveal how this payment was absorbed into the national debt and the complex financial instruments involved. The discussion also highlights the lack of compensation for enslaved people and the moral debates among abolitionists. Dive into the historical context and uncover the lasting implications of this controversial chapter in history. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.