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"Unveiling the Dark Chapter: A Glimpse into the World of Slavers" The desert march, a haunting illustration from The Pictorial Edition of the Life and Discoveries of David Livingstone by J. Ewing Richie, pub. By A. Fullarton & Co. 1876 (litho), serves as a stark reminder of the arduous journeys endured by enslaved individuals. Maguires attack on the slave dhows in 1892, depicted in an engraving from Cassells Illustrated History of England (sepia photo), showcases brave efforts to disrupt the cruel trade and liberate those trapped on these vessels. "A Dhow Episode, " captured through an engraving in Life magazine, portrays both the capture of a slaver off Africa's East Coast and highlights how freed slaves were assisted through matrimonial agencies—a glimmer of hope amid darkness. In an engraving titled "Capture of Four Noted Slavers, " HM Steam Frigate Cormorant's successful mission along Brazil's coast is showcased—an example that justice can prevail against those who profit from human suffering. An unsettling scene unfolds in New Orleans with "Slaves for sale. " This lithograph from The Illustrated London News (1861) exposes one aspect of America's history where human beings were treated as commodities rather than equals. Journeying towards despair, a slave caravan makes its way to the coast—depicted vividly in another lithograph from The Pictorial Edition of the Life and Discoveries of David Livingstone by J. Ewing Richie, pub. by A. Fullarton & Co. , 1876 (litho). Cartoonist denounces France as a slave trader within its colonies; this poignant pen & ink artwork with watercolor captures c1845-48 sentiments about colonial exploitation during this era.