. Traders responded to the demand including John Armfield and his uncle Isaac Franklin who were "reputed to have made over half a million dollars (in 19th-century value)" in the slave trade. (They did not handle the Jesuit transaction just mentioned.) Setting up an office in what was then the District of Columbia regional center of the slave trade in Alexandria "a major slave trading port for more than a century" the two men went into business in 1828 buying slaves in the North and selling them in the South:, Turkish Airlines: Concourse B near gate B41.
. . ; . District of Columbia, Bicameral legislatures with the upper house as a check on the lower, William Samuel Johnson Connecticut 1 Yes Main articles: Townshend Acts and Tea Act. . .
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