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Lovedale Institution: Galla slave

Lovedale Institution: Galla slave. Showing a female Galla slave (also known as the Oromo slaves) from Gallaland, north of the equator. They were rescued from slavery in the Red Sea and brought to Lovedale by Dr. Paterson in 1890. With the exception of four men all the slaves were women and children

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10641785
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44345069
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1584px x 1593px (813KB)
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©Africa Media Online / Mary Evans
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Cory Library

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Equator Exception Galla Lovedale Oromo Paterson Rescued Slaves


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