Captain Thomas Phillips's Voyage Across The Atlantic

Today the stories of slavery is a subject of immense scholarly and popular inquisitive on both side of the Atlantic, causing an astonishing abundant worth of print and media surveillance. The gradual progressions of the Slave system flourish across the Atlantic were made feasible by the administered transportation. The institution of the Royal African Company of London played a dominant impact in establishing the trans-Atlantic Slave trade. To understand the phenomenal surrounding slaves we most not only learn from the valuable accounts of the slaves but also the accounts of the slave traders. The expedition and experience of Captain Thomas Phillips during his 1693 and 1694 voyage across the Atlantic is an incredible outlook from the perspective of a slave trader. Given the critical position of captain Thomas Phillips his accounts can be consider bias because he is a …show more content…
Who are investing their money in the course at the time of the slave market trade, which was held by English crown monopoly. Describing about the nature of his duty and his men that can effective role in the success and failure of the Journey. By using his account it can help to avoid any causalities that may accord in next or future voyage. They will be likely more prepared in saving time and cut prevent of loss by increasing the survival rate of the slave to reach to the shore and can lead to the early disbandment or abolishment of the Atlantic slavery trade. The past can be a messy that we try to resurrect by interpreting on the facts an sources we gather. The narrative of he Slave trader description in the Atlantic passage make sense of our world by bringing order in the human experiences of the slave traders and slaves. Phillips first hand account has brought live as he journey through the