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The Italian Peninsula and the Atlantic Slavery: a Forgotten History

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People from the Italian peninsula involved in the Atlantic slave trade and slavery, 15th–19th centuries. Search by name or filter by role, place, network and period.

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  • Origin Genova
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  • Serra Baltasar

    c. 1691–1700
    Official Government and Diplomacy
    Origin
    Genova
    Place of activity
    Madrid, Cadiz

    A member of the Ligurian patrician family of the Serra, active in the Spanish administration. He was appointed juez conservador of the monopoly of the asiento de negros, with the task of protecting the legal privileges and commercial interests connected with the introduction and sale of enslaved Black people in the American colonies.

  • Sopranis Juan Bautista

    1634
    Slave trader Trade
    Origin
    Genova
    Place of activity
    Seville, Cadiz

    He was among those who in 1634 obtained licences to sail from the ports of Seville, Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz, Lisbon and the Canaries, load enslaved people at Cape Verde, in Guinea, at São Tomé, in Angola and at Mina, and transport them to New Spain and Tierra Firme (Colombia and Venezuela).

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