The Barbara Campbell left St Helena for Grenada on 22 May 1863 with African recaptives under an emigration and indenture scheme. A Cambridge study identifies this as the last ship to bring liberated Africans to Grenada, with 115 people landed in 1863. The journey shows that British anti-slave-trade policy could free people from slavers while still compelling their relocation and plantation labor.
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What was significant about the Barbara Campbell voyage of 22 May 1863?
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The Cambridge study identifies it as the final ship in this Grenada migration scheme.
The Barbara Campbell was the first ship to bring liberated Africans to Grenada.
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It was the last ship in the documented scheme, arriving in 1863.