In 1858 U.S. warships had been ordered to enforce anti-slavery trade laws and five ships patrolled the Florida Straits, where slave merchants for the tobacco and sugar fields in Cuba and Puerto Rico maintained a vigorous commerce for human cargo with several African coastal states.
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