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What economic factor contributed to the abolition othe slave trade in 1807?
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By 1770 the demand for slaves decreased; Britain could get cheaper sugar from other places, such as Brazil and Cuba. This supports economic arguments to how the slave trade was abolished. If Britain got their produce cheaper, without having to pay for voyages to Africa and the West Indies then why did they need slaves at all?
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