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Nye:008 Henry Dundas: slave trading and empire building

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Henry Dundas: 11 reasons why we should remember Henry Dundas, from slave trading to empire building Although he has been largely forgotten, the late nineteenth century Scottish politician Henry Dundas had a considerable impact on the contemporary world. Not least, he delayed by 15 years the abolition of the slave trade, promoted the expansion of British colonialism in Asia, and he was probably the most powerful Scot since the union of England and Scotland.   For more information about Henry Dundas, see the following: Henry Dundas: lofty hero or lowlife crook? by Chris Holme, the History Company Dundas Despotism, by Michael Fry Henry Dundas, first viscount Melville, 1741-1811, political manager of Scotland, statesman, administrator of British India by Holden Furber Henry Dundas Viscount Melville by James Lovat-Fraser

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