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This paper from the French ship Abraham of Nantes was used to track the 304 enslaved people its crew purchased between Liberia and Benin. Columns list the number of people bought each day, while rows indicate goods exchanged for them.
Prize Papers Project, The National Archives, ref. HCA 32/97/1. Images reproduced by permission of The National Archives, UK
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