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Stream through Roca, San Tomè.

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Path through Cocoa Roca, San Tomè.

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Cocoa drying in the sun with protection against the rain. Temvo, Mayumbe, Congo.

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Furnace for drying cocoa in dull weather. Temvo, Mayumbe.

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Cocoa pods growing, San Tomè

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Abolition Voices from Abney Park

Abney Park is a non-denominational cemetery in Stoke Newington, London. The walking tour Abolition Voices from Abney Park was developed to highlight the individuals connected with the abolition of slavery buried there, including the Baptist missionary Reverend Thomas Burchill (associated with Samuel Sharpe and the 'Baptist War' in Jamaica), Reverend Newman Hall and Reverend James Sherman (both associated with abolition in the USA). The grave of Joanna Vassa, daughter of Olaudah Equiano, was identified and restored. The monument to Joanna Vassa was designated Grade II listing by Historic England in 2008 as part of the bicentenary commemorations. There were accompanying talks and school workshops. Abney Park Cemetery Trust was also responsible for the carving of a new memorial stone for the writer Eric Walrond.

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Repartiated servicaes going ashore at Novo Redondo

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View of Temvo Cocoa Plantation, Mayumbe

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Repartiated servicaes about to go ashore at Novo Redondo

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Young Cocoa trees proptected by shade of Paw-paw trees, Kinyati, Mayumbe

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Man carrying heavy bundle of chicottes (whips) for use on Principe Island

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Sacks of Cocoa and Carriers in the backrgound. Kinyati, Mayumbe Country

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Landing cargo of dried fish at Loanda for transport to the Cocoa Islands as food for servicaes

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View of Temvo Cocoa Plantation, Mayumbe Country. Congo

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Passengers requested to "Get out and walk" on Mayumbe railway

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Band Stand, San Tome

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View of distant Cocoa farm with buildings. Taken from the main road.

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Natives bathing in stream on Principe Island

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Loads of Cocoa leaving Kinyati for transport down Chiloango river to avoid heavy freight on Congo railway

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Corpse of servical at the gate of cemetery, with two slave carriers