Who introduced slavery in France and how?
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THE CONVENTION HAD ABOLISHED SLAVERY IN 1794.BUT IT HAD AN EFFECT ONLY FOR 10 YEARS BECAUSE IT WAS AGAIN RE-INTRODUCED BY NAPOLEON BONAPARTE IN 1804.
THEY BOUGHT SLAVES FROM MERCHANTS OF CARIBBEAN.
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THE CONVENTION HAD ABOLISHED SLAVERY IN 1794.BUT IT HAD AN EFFECT ONLY FOR 10 YEARS BECAUSE IT WAS AGAIN RE-INTRODUCED BY NAPOLEON BONAPARTE IN 1804.
THEY BOUGHT SLAVES FROM MERCHANTS OF CARIBBEAN.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
When Napoleon Bonaparte became the emperor of France in 1804, he reintroduced slavery.
On several occasions, he decided not to re-establish slavery. The revolts in the colonies and his own indifference to the human aspect to the problem made Napoleon re-establish slavery.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
When Napoleon Bonaparte became the emperor of France in 1804, he reintroduced slavery.
On several occasions, he decided not to re-establish slavery. The revolts in the colonies and his own indifference to the human aspect to the problem made Napoleon re-establish slavery.
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