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Slave Coast started with the
establishment of a
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trade shifted to Ouidah,
where the
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French also...
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larger cousin of
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known as
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Benin west of the Weme
River and
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Offra, Xwla gbe ca. 400,000 Alada, Toli,
Ayizo Togo and
Benin along the coast...
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inland kingdom,
Allada maintained control of some sea
ports such as
Offra,
Jaquin and Whydah, thus
making Allada important in the
growing slave trade...
- /ofˈfɛrsi/, offristi; ****. offrirò; pr.sub. che
offra, che offriamo; impf.sub. che offrissi; imp. offri!,
offra!, offriamo!, offrite!; pr.pt. offerente; "Conjugation...
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