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The defence of our retention of Suakin is that it is a very serious obstacle to the renewal and the conduct of that slave trade which is always trying to pass over from Africa into Asia.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgThe defence of our retention of Suakin is that it is a very serious obstacle to the renewal and the conduct of that slave trade which is always trying to pass over from Africa into Asia.
Morley defends the retention of Suakin as a necessary measure against the slave trade.
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