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Sarah Bonetta: The Yoruba Slave Who Became Queen Victoria’s Goddaughter

There are a lot of stories about the slave trade that began in the late 15th century in Nigeria but one of the not so talked about ones is that of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, who was the goddaughter of Victoria,

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