Slavery: Malta At The Crossroads craft-items TRADUZZJONI Kull kelma għandha traduzzjoni

TRADUZZJONI Kull kelma għandha traduzzjoni bl-Ingliż biex tkompli tgħin fit-tifsira

It is thanks to these people that so many of the very early and very rare postcards have survived to the present day

f’Malta wkoll kellna t-traġedji li wħud minnhom ma ntesew qatt

but this makes the birds all the more precious to study and to protect

Slavery: Malta At The Crossroads craft-items TRADUZZJONI Kull kelma għandha traduzzjoniOn 28 September 1871 an anonymous letter in a local newspaper complained that slaves from North Africa were being landed in Malta for later transfer to the Levant. That letter led to a parliamentary question in the House of Commons and open a can of worms for the British administration in Malta. Both the Foreign and Colonial Offices in London and the Malta governors had to seek a solution to the thorny problem. All efforts to stamp the practice,