Here are small versions of the large sources which are offered for each lesson. Teachers will need to print them out to A3 size and laminate them for use.

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Here are small versions of the large sources which are offered for each lesson. Teachers will need to print them out to A3 size and laminate them for use in class. Each source is accompanied by its National Archives Reference and a link to the original on Flickr.

Lesson 1 Description: 'Ground Plan of Cape Coast Castle As Survey'd in March & April A.D.1756 by Justly Watson Director of Engineers'. Shows apartments and other rooms (named), including the Corporals' Room and 'Black Hole'; and 'Air Holes over the Vaults where the Slaves are kept'. Date: March-April 1756 Catalogue Reference: MPG 1/233 3/ /in/set / Drawing of James Fort Date: 1688 Catalogue Reference: ADM 7/830B / /in/set / This link will lead to all the pictures used in the first lesson. Description: 'A Draught of the Coast of Africa from the Streights Mouth to Cape Bona Esprance'. European factories on the Gold and Slave Coasts are marked by flags, most of them coloured to indicate nationality. Includes Dixcove, Cape Coast, R. Ambris. Date: [ ] Catalogue Reference: MPG 1/ / Description: 'Ground Plan of Dix Cove Fort Africa Survey'd in May 1756 by Justly Watson, Director of Engineers'. Shows store rooms and apartments (named); cow house and yard outside the walls. Date: May 1756 Catalogue Reference: MPG 1/ / Description: Chart of the Seacoasts from the Landsend of England to Cape Bona Esperanca. Shows position of C. Corso [Cape Coast], R dos Ambres among many others. Date: Late 17th Century Catalogue Reference: MPG 1/ /in/set /

Lesson 2 Description: Day book of trade in the sloop Africa showing goods bartered for slaves, e.g. for a woman aged 25, 5 iron bars, 10 Dutch dollars, 2 muskets, 1 7lb bag of gunpowder, etc. etc. Also payments to local people including the linguist, and payment made for refreshments for the slaves. Date: January-February 1753 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/ / Description: Royal African Companys instructions to Captain Nathaiell [Nathaniel?] Bradley of the ship Mary for a voyage to west Africa and hence to Barbados. Date: 24 May 1687 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/61 N03/ /in/set / Description: Royal African Companys instructions to Captain Nathaiell [Nathaniel?] Bradley of the ship Mary for a voyage to west Africa and hence to Barbados. Date: 24 May 1687 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/61 03/ /in/set /

Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. Purchases of slaves at Assenee. Date: 31 August to 3 September 1675 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/ /in/set / Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. Purchases of slaves at Assenee. Date: 31 August to 3 September 1675Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/ /in/set / Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. turnadoe – with much thundr lightening and raine Date: 15/16 March 1676 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/ /in/set / Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. Sale of 163 slaves at Barbados – ship at anchor at Kerley [Carlisle] Bay. Date: 25 May 1676 Our Catalogue Reference: T 70/ /

Lesson 3 Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. Table of deaths of enslaved people Date: not given Catalogue Reference: T 70/1211 N03/ /in/set / Description: Ships journal by Commander Peter Blake of a Royal African Company voyage from England to West Africa, trading along the Guinea coast from Cape Palmas to Accra for tooth [ivory], gold and slaves and thence to Barbados and Nevis, where the slaves were sold, before returning to England. Table of deaths of enslaved people Date: not given Catalogue Reference: T 70/1211 3/ /in/set /