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The Short Tale of Captain Tomba's Mutiny

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Tomba—known in some accounts as 'Captain Tomba' was a chief in the River Nunes area of Sierra Leone. He was known to oppose the slave trade and was what you'd call defiant or 'a problem.' TOMBA IN CAPTIVITY Prior to being captured, Tomba attacks on villages participating in slave trade made him a threat. This also made […]

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