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William Whaley

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A Liverpool slave ship William Whaley (died circa 1765) was an English slave trader. He was involved in at least 22 slave voyages from the Port of Liverpool, and was one of the biggest slave traders in British America. He employed two of the biggest slave traders, William Davenport and William Earle, before they became slave traders. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Argument of William Whaley, Esq. delivered before the Supreme Court at Columbia, S.C., on the Negro bond question against their validity : Calhoun v. Calhoun. by Whaley, William, 1817-1879

    Published 1869
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    The sequestration cases, before the Hon. A.G. Magrath report of cases under the Sequestration Act of the Confederate States, heard in the District Court for the state of South Caro...

    Published 1861
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