Public domain audiobook
Red Rubber: The Story of the Rubber Slave Trade on the Congo
Morel explains the history and formation of the Congo Free State, owned by King Leopold II. However, Morel, a humanitarian, focuses on the atrocities commited in the Congo through the enslavement of the native population, leading to the deaths of as much as 50 percent of the population. Writing in the early 20th century, he argues Britain can and should stop these horrific human rights violations. - Summary by Elsie Selwyn
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
Introduction by Sir Harry H. Johnston
23:17 - Chapter 2
Preface to Second Edition
14:39 - Chapter 3
Author's Preface
02:25 - Chapter 4
The History: From Behind the Veil
17:21 - Chapter 5
The History: What Britain Did
09:34 - Chapter 6
The History: The 'International African Association'
20:02 - Chapter 7
The History: A Programme in Three Parts
41:11 - Chapter 8
The Deeds: Part 1
37:25 - Chapter 9
The Deeds: Part 2
37:02 - Chapter 10
The Deeds: Part 3
34:05 - Chapter 11
Is There a Redeeming Feature?: The Arab and the Liquor Traffic
19:24 - Chapter 12
Is There a Redeeming Feature?: Public Works and the Price Thereof
33:21 - Chapter 13
Is There a Redeeming Feature?: Justice and the Friendly Critic: Part 1
32:06 - Chapter 14
Is There a Redeeming Feature?: Justice and the Friendly Critic: Part 2
29:42 - Chapter 15
The Beneficiaries: Part 1
35:52 - Chapter 16
The Beneficiaries: Part 2
22:47 - Chapter 17
The Duty: Thou!
08:47 - Chapter 18
The Duty: ‘Reforms’
07:58 - Chapter 19
The Duty: The Position of Belgium
31:06 - Chapter 20
The Duty: What Britain Can Do: Part 1
26:12 - Chapter 21
The Duty: What Britain Can Do: Part 2
29:21 - Chapter 22
The Duty: What Britain Can Do: Part 3
33:38