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/ Behavioral sciences
/ Biological sciences
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/ Bodies of water
/ Business
/ Business economics
/ Coastal landforms
/ Coasts
/ Colonialism and Imperialism
/ Commercial production
/ date-farming
/ Demand
/ Dhows
/ Earth sciences
/ East Africa
/ Economics
/ Engineering
/ Geography
/ Geomorphology
/ Gulfs
/ Industrial production
/ Islamic slave trade
/ Labor demand
/ Landforms
/ Macroeconomics
/ Modern History (1700 to 1945)
/ Oceans
/ pearl-diving
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/ Physical sciences
/ Production engineering
/ Slave trade
/ Slavery
/ Slavery and Abolition of Slavery
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/ Social organization
/ Sociology
/ Supply and demand
/ Transportation
/ Vehicles
/ Watercraft
2013
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Slaves of One Master
by
MATTHEW S. HOPPER
in
Aggregate economy
/ Agricultural products
/ Agriculture
/ Applied sciences
/ Aquaculture products
/ Arabia
/ Asian History
/ Bays
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Biological sciences
/ Boats
/ Bodies of water
/ Business
/ Business economics
/ Coastal landforms
/ Coasts
/ Colonialism and Imperialism
/ Commercial production
/ date-farming
/ Demand
/ Dhows
/ Earth sciences
/ East Africa
/ Economics
/ Engineering
/ Geography
/ Geomorphology
/ Gulfs
/ Industrial production
/ Islamic slave trade
/ Labor demand
/ Landforms
/ Macroeconomics
/ Modern History (1700 to 1945)
/ Oceans
/ pearl-diving
/ Pearls
/ Physical sciences
/ Production engineering
/ Slave trade
/ Slavery
/ Slavery and Abolition of Slavery
/ Slaves
/ Social organization
/ Sociology
/ Supply and demand
/ Transportation
/ Vehicles
/ Watercraft
2013
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Aggregate economy
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/ Agriculture
/ Applied sciences
/ Aquaculture products
/ Arabia
/ Asian History
/ Bays
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Biological sciences
/ Boats
/ Bodies of water
/ Business
/ Business economics
/ Coastal landforms
/ Coasts
/ Colonialism and Imperialism
/ Commercial production
/ date-farming
/ Demand
/ Dhows
/ Earth sciences
/ East Africa
/ Economics
/ Engineering
/ Geography
/ Geomorphology
/ Gulfs
/ Industrial production
/ Islamic slave trade
/ Labor demand
/ Landforms
/ Macroeconomics
/ Modern History (1700 to 1945)
/ Oceans
/ pearl-diving
/ Pearls
/ Physical sciences
/ Production engineering
/ Slave trade
/ Slavery
/ Slavery and Abolition of Slavery
/ Slaves
/ Social organization
/ Sociology
/ Supply and demand
/ Transportation
/ Vehicles
/ Watercraft
2013
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At the turn of the twentieth century, a six-year-old boy named Ismail bin Mubarak was kidnapped from his hometown of Mkokotoni in Zanzibar and carried away to Arabia. Ismail’s kidnapper took him to Batinah, a stretch of the coast of northern Oman, where he sold him to a man from Hamriya (near Dubai). Five years and two owners later, Ismail found himself the slave of Salim bin Sultan of Sharjah, who sent him to the pearl banks to dive each season. In March 1931, when Ismail was nearly forty years old and had spent two decades of grueling work as
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