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the Transatlantic Slave Trade lasted approximately 400 years, from the late 1400's to the 1800's. While transatlantic slave trade may have lasted during the period stated, slavery itself has been recorded since pre-biblical times right up to the present day in third world countries. Recently a television article special was done on children of Haitian parents being sold into slavery for an agreed upon remuneration

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