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Le sucre

Le sucre

une histoire douce-amère
HistorySociology
Pages
449
Published
2008
Language
French

Synopsis

This book explores the intricate history of sugar, tracing its journey from ancient times to its profound impact on global commerce and society. It delves into the social aspects of sugar production, including the lives of sugar workers and the pervasive role of slavery in the industry. The narrative examines the sugarcane industry's development, particularly in the West Indies, and its lasting effects on these regions.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

History Sociology

About the author

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Elizabeth Abbott

Elizabeth Abbott is a historian who writes about social customs and human relationships. She is best known for A History of Mistresses, which examines the lives of women throughout history. Her work focuses on the personal lives of people often overlooked in traditional historical accounts.